Charateristics
Evolution
Method of Nutrition
Fungi: Extra!!
100
Why isn't a fungus a plant
No chlorophyll
100
Fungi originated where, before going to land?
What is Aquatic or the Ocean?
100
Hetrotroph or Autotroph
Hetrotroph
100
Name this fungus! 
Giant Puffball Mushroom
200
Name one physical characteristic of a fungus
Lacks chlorophyll, Cell wall made of chitin, produces spores, appearance maximizes surface area.
200
More recent fungi are located
What is on land
200
This type of fungi feeds on dead or decaying organic matter.
What is a Saprotroph
200
Name this fungus: 
What is a Zombie-ant Fungus
300
Reproduces with ...
What is spores
300
In their early aquatic days, fungi moved toward nutrients using these tail-like structures.
What are Flagella?
300
small molecules are absorbed through the cell walls of the mycelium via ""
What is osmosis
300
Fungi and bacteria are known as the "primary" versions of these because they recycle dead matter.
What is a Decomposer
400
Name this process: Single-celled fungi like yeast reproduce by growing a small "bud" that pinches off from the parent.
What is budding
400
Fungi lost their flagella because they no longer needed to do this " " for reproduction on land.
What is swim?
400
These are the first step of the four-step fungal energy process?
What is Enzyme Secretion
400
This famous, life-saving medicine is produced using fungi
What is penicillin
500
This tough material found in fungal cell walls is the same stuff used to make the shells of crabs and lobsters.
What is chitin
500
What type of fungus had flagella that allowed it to swim toward nutrients?
What are Zoospores
500
These fungi take nutrients from living host cells, a relationship that often ends in the host's death.
What is a parasyte
500
Found in Australia, the Omphalotus nidiformis is better known by this "spooky" common name.
What is a Ghost fungus