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List 4 enzymes produced by fungus to penetrate cell walls.
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Mycology 1

Mushrooms, mold, and men

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List 4 enzymes produced by fungus to penetrate cell walls. cutinases, pectinases, proteases, cellulases
List 4 tools used to ID or diagnose an unknown fungus. Sexual structure, where its found, host, DNA analysis
List the 7 major taxonomic categories. Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
What is the definition of fungi? Achlorophylous, filamentous, reproduce via spores, obtain nutrients through absorption processes
Name 4 principle components of the plant cell wall. Cellulose, hemicellulose, lignin, pectin
Fairy rings in lawns are commonly produced by fungi in this group Basidiomycota
The sexual spores of these fungi are formed within a "sac" Ascomycota
Slime molds are in this group of fungal-like organisms Protista
Many of these fungi produce large edible fruiting structures Basidiomycota
These are the only true fungi known to have flagellated spores Chytridiomycota
Most plant disease are caused by this group of fungi Ascomycota
Yeasts used in making bread and beer are in this group of fungi Ascomycota
True or false: There are no biographic fungi within the basidiomycetes False
Name 2 important people in mycological or plant pathology Elias Fries- founder of mycology; systema mycologicum Heinrich Anton de Bary- did a lot of work with p. infestus
Powdery mildew is produced by what group of fungi Ascomycota
True or false: Unlike biotrophic fungi, saprobic fungi don't need a living host cell to obtain nutrition True
The fungus that caused the Bengal famine is from this group Ascomycota
A ________ is a type of spore formed within vegetative hyphae when a vegetative cell becomes rounded and thick walled. These spores remain in the soil for long periods... Chlamydiospore
The collective mass of fungal filaments that represent organism is called _______ Mycellium
P. infestans is an important pathogen in this group of fungal-like Oomycetes
Most of the asexual plant pathogenic fungi are in this group Ascomycota
Most wood-decay fungi are in this group Basidiomycota
Smuts are a group of devastating pathogens in this group Basidiomycota
The sterol used in fungus membranes is called Ergosterol
A ________ is a specialized structure used by biographic fungi to absorb nutrients from living cells w/o killing cells. haustorium
_____ are small masses of compact, melanized fungal cells that can detach from the fungus and germinate like conidia to grow a new fungus thallus sporangium
These fungi often produce large fruiting structure...mushroms and conks. Group? Basidiomycota
Downy mildew disease are in what group? Oomycetes
Name the 4 primary divisions of fungi Basidiomycota, Ascomycota, Zygomycota, Chytridiomycota
The term ____ applies to organisms that cannot make their own food heterotrophic
A plant pathogenic rust fungus that utilizes 2 diff hosts is called ? heteroecious
A common term for an asexual fungal spore is____ conidium
A spore that has flagella and can swim is known as a _____ zoospore
The _____ refers to the sexual state of a fungus. Telomorph
Basidiospores are produced on club-shaped structures called ______ Basidia
When a fungus mycelium grows w/o laying down septa periodically between cells, the condition of the hyphae is known as ______ coenocytic
Ascospores are borne in a specialized structure known as an ______ ascocarp
The term _____ refers to an organism that has 2 copies of each chromosome in its nuleus Diploid
_____ is a single fungal filament of growth hyphae
True or false: Post- harvest diseases are rarely a concern for growers False
True or False: Fungal cell walls are composed mostly of cellulose False
True or false: Most plant diseases are caused by anamorphs of Ascomycetes True
True or false: Plant disease rarely happens in natural, undisturbed ecosystems True
True or false: The Bengal Famine of 1943 was caused by a severe epidemic on rice caused by P. infestans False
True or false: Fungi are predominantly haploid organisms True
True or false: Smut fungi are minor pathogens in grain production worldwide True
True or false: Most taxonomic systems are based upon structures in volved in asexual reproduction True
True or false: Damping-off diseases can be caused by a number of different fungi or fungal-like organisms True
True or false: The closest relatives to fungi in the Tree of Life are plants False
True or false: Most fungal spores spread via water splashing False
True or false: In fungi that reproduce both sexually and asexually, the sexual cycle is often initiated during stable environmental condition True
True or false: Most fungi store their food as glycogen True
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