1. Protist Six Square Protist Protist –a one or many celled organism that lives in moist surroundings. All are eukaryotic. Algae Algae –plant like protists Protozoan Protozoan –animal like protist

2. Protist Six Square Flagellum Flagellum –Long, thin, whiplike structure used for movement Cilia Cilia –Short, threadlike structures extending from the cell membrane used for movement Pseudopod Pseudopod –“false foot”, temporary extension of the cytoplasm used for feeding and movement

3. Fungi 3 main groups 3 main groups –Club – mushrooms, shelf fungi –Sac – molds, yeast, truffles –Zygote – black mold on fruit or bread

4. Fungi Multicelled Multicelled Eukaryotic - often have multiple nuclei Eukaryotic - often have multiple nuclei Cell wall made of chitin Cell wall made of chitin Externally digest food Externally digest food Structure – most of the body made up of hyphae (multi celled, threadlike tubes) Structure – most of the body made up of hyphae (multi celled, threadlike tubes)

5. Fungi Energy Source (nutrition) Energy Source (nutrition) –Fungi are decomposers –Saprophytes – feed on dead or decaying tissues of other organisms. –Parasites – obtain food directly from living organisms by attaching to it & using it as a host

6. Fungi Reproduction Reproduction –Spore – waterproof reproductive cell –Asexually through budding –Sexually by hyphae joining No male or female No male or female