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Module 4 Review Exploring Creation with Biology

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Which characteristics are common to the majority of fungi?   show
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show Stolons--Caps & Stalks--Sporangiophores--Haustoria--Motile Spores--Septate Hyphae  
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What are septate hyphae?   show
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What are non-septate hyphae?   show
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show Support the fungus and digest food  
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show A stolon asexually reproduces.  
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What is the function of a sporophore?   show
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show A haustorium invades the cells of a living host to absorb food directly from the cytoplasm.  
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Which hyphae are aerial?   show
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What is the difference between a sporangiophore and a conidiophore?   show
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show Form sexual spores on club-like basidia  
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show Form sexual spores in sac-like asci  
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show Form sexual spores where hyphae fuse  
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What is the main classification characteristic of Phylum Chytridiomycota?   show
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show No known method of sexual reproduction  
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show Look like protozoa for much of their life cycle  
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show Mycelium grows from spores--Encounters other compatible mycelium--Sexually reproduce--Hyphae form web enclosed in membrane(button stage)--Hyphae fill quickly with water--Fruiting body(stipe & cap)breaks through membrane--Spores are released from gills  
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Where does a mushroom form its spores?   show
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show On basidia enclosed in a membrane  
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show On basidia in pores on the fruiting body  
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show A temporary host used by a parasitic fungus at some stage in its life  
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show Rusts  
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show Yeast-- Phylum Ascomycota  
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show In budding the offspring stays attached to the parent until it has grown. In bacterial asexual reproduction the offspring grows on its own.  
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Name two pathogenic fungi and the maladies that they cause.   show
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show Asexually when a stolon starts another mycelium -- Asexually when an aerial hypha forms a sporophore (usually sporangiophore) -- Sexually when two mycelia form a zygospore  
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What characteristic puts a fungus into Phylum Deuteromycota?   show
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What can happen if an antibiotic is used too much?   show
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What is the genus of the fungus that produces penicillin?   show
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show Kingdom Protista  
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show Keep the habitat dry  
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show Lichens and Mycorrhizae  
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What is a lichen?   show
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What is a mycorrhiza?   show
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show The specialized spore produced by most lichens  
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