Bacteria
True or False: Bacteria are multicellular.
False - They are single-celled organims
Eyespot
Rusts and Smuts
A mass of hyphae.
Mycelium
Fine tubelike threads of fungi
Hyphae
Some bacteria produce poisons called what?
Toxins
Protist with plant-like qualities.
Algae
How does fungi reproduce?
Releasing spores
Type of reproduction that involves an egg and sperm and each parent gives some hereditary material.
Sexual reproduction
Chemicals produced by molds that can cause cancer.
Aflatoxins
What characteristic sets bacteria apart from all other organisms?
They lack organelles
Protist with animal-like qualities.
Protozoans
A type of asexual reproduction where a cell pinches off to make a smaller cell. The smaller cell then grows rapidly to original size.
Budding
Type of reproduction where the result is two protists that look the exact same
Asexual reproduction
True or False: Fungi digest their food before it enters their body.
True
Bacteria come in these 3 shapes.
Rods, spirals, and spheres
Name the 3 types of movement that protists use
Cilia, flagella, pseudopods
Fungi use these to digest their food.
Digestive enzymes
Mutualism
Made up of a fungus and an algae or a bacteria
Lichen
How Bacteria reproduce.
Binary Fission
Organelle used to collect and release water to avoid bursting
Contractile vacuole
In Club Fungi, what is the purpose of the gills on the underside of the cap?
To release spores
Organisms that break down dead organisms or waste matter.
Saprophytes
Movement of water across a cell membrane
Osmosis