Protists Classification
Fungi Characteristics
Fungi Structures
Reproductive Processes
Fungi Applications
100

The 3 major groups of protists are classified based on their methods for?

what is obtaining nutrition

100

Fungi of lichens provide this.

What is structural support for cyanobacteria or algae?

100

Divides hyphae into cells.

What are septa?

100

Ciliates vary DNA through this.

What is conjugation?

100

Using fungi to remove pollutants.

What is bioremediation?

200

Protozoans include these.

what are amoebas, apicomplexans, ciliates, and zooflagellates

200

Fungi that grow on bread.

What is Zygomycota?

200

Spore-producing hypha of sac fungi.

What is conidiophore?

200

Fungi-like protists lack this.

 What is chitin?

200

Heterotrophic, unicellular animal-like protist.

What is protozoan?

300

 All organisms in the kingdom Fungi are

what are heterotrophic eukaryotes

300

 Kind of fungi in Zygomycota.

What are common molds?

300

Reproductive hyphal structure of zygomycetes.

What is gametangium?

300

Unicellular fungi in sugar.

What are yeasts?

300

Helps maintain homeostasis.

What is contractile vacuole?

400

Phylum of fungi once classified as protists.

What is Chytridiomycota?

400

Tough polysaccharide in fungi.

What is chitin?

400

Mass of branching hyphae.

What is mycelium?

400

Microscopic protozoan parasite.

What is microsporidium?

400

Group of cells or organisms that join together, forming a close association

What is colony?

500

Organisms that emit light.

what is bioluminescent

500

Asexual spore-producing hyphae of sac fungi

What are conidiophores?

500

Fungal reproductive structure that is spore-producing

What is fruiting body?

500

True or False: Protist undergo alternations of generations by having a reproductive life cycle that alternates between a diploid sporophyte and haploid gametophyte generation

True

500

Complex, netlike mass made-up of branching hyphae

What is mycelium?