What fungi share with plants and animals
What is they are eukaryotic? (Spinner00 for whole phrase)
a division of the gymnosperms
What is cycadophyta?/ What is gnetophyta?/ What is ginkophyta?/ What is pinophyta (coniferophyta)? (Spinner00 for all 4)
helps us understand the meaning of many scientific words
What is understanding the roots of these words? (Spinner00 x 2 for whole phrase)
trees, shrubs, herbs, vines, and succulents.
What are angiosperms? (Spinner00 X 3 for correct pronunciation)
Something fungi share with plants and animals
What is eukaryotic features? (Spinner00 X 2 for correct pronunciation)
forming symbiotic relationships with other organisms where both benefit
What is mutualistic?
seed plants
What is spermatophyta? (Pavilion for correct pronunciation)
The Greek root of the word "mycelium"
What is mykēs?
specialized tissues for transporting water and nutrients throughout the plant
what is xylem?/ What is phloem? (Pavilion for both)
Fungi are in their own kingdom and distinct from these
What are plants?/ What are animals? (Pavilion for both)
decomposing dead organic matter
What is saprotrophic? (Poison IV for correct pronunciation)
The first to recognize the fundamental difference between gymnosperms and angiosperms
Who is Robert Brown? (Poison IV for first name and surname)
The first Greek root of the word "karyon"
What is nut?/ What is kernel?/ What is nucleus? (Poison IV for all 3)
pollen is the queth-tion...
What is the anther? (Poison IV for "the")
Often used by fungi to reproduce
What is spores? (Poison IV)
means they can't produce their own food
What is heterotrophic? (Match-a-Pair for correct pronunciation)
the gymnosperm class with needle-like leaves
What is coniferophyta?/ What is pinophyta? (Match-a-Pair for correct pronunciation)
The mass of connected hyphae that make up the vegetative part of a fungus
What is mycelium? (Match-a-Pair for correct pronunciation)
the largest and most diverse group of plants on Earth
What is angiosperms? (Match-a-Pair for correct pronunciation)
Besides fungi, another unicellular organism
What is yeast? (Match-a-Pair)
grow, branch and consume throughout environment
What are hyphae? (Bang-a-Rang for "are")
a stack of thylakoids within the chloroplast
what is granum? (Bang-a-Rang for correct pronunciation)
a 6-letter word for "able to move"
What is "motile"? (Bang-a-Rang for correct pronunciation)
The pollen-holding structure of the flower
What is anther? (Bang-a-Rang for correct pronunciation)
When the mushrooms produce spores
What is meiosis? (Bang-a-Rang)