The Colonization of Green
FUNgi
Welcome to the Jungle
The Symmetry Between Us
The Vocab Lab
100

The closest relatives of land plants

Green Algae

100

this is a major synapomorphy of fungi and has to do with their cell structure 

Cell walls made of chitin

100

Said to be the precursors to multicellularity 

Choanoflagellates

100

A sea anemony has what symmetry 

Asymmetry

100

Known as the fusing of hyphae

Plasmogamy 

200

In the plant reproduction cycle, this is the structure that goes through mitosis to make gametes

Gametophyte

200

The fruiting body plays what major role for fungi

reproduction

200

ALMOST all animals are said to be what in terms of bodily structure

invertebrates

200

As a human, we are said to have what symmetry

Bilateral 

200

The fusing of two haploid nuclei in mycelium 

Karyogamy

300

Seedless vascular plants are said to have what type of life cycle

Sporophyte-Dominant

300

These thin filaments can release hydrolytic enzymes and take in organic molecules for decomposition

Hyphae

300

A lack of cell wall in animals is replaced by what 


ECM

300

Our planet has what symmetry 

Radial 

300

When a fungal cell has more than one haploid nuclei

Heterokaryotic

400

The four major evolutionary innovations of plants 

(extra points for the correct order of occurrence)

Land, vascular tissue, seeds & pollen, and flowers

400

In optimal conditions, fungi will reproduce in this particular way

asexually 

400

!!!DAILY DOUBLE!!!

1) In animal development, the blastula turns into a gastrula which is made up of this many layers. 

2) What are the names of the layers moving from the inside out

1) 3 layers

2) Endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm

400

Based on the "fate of the blastopore", humans are said to be this

Deuterostomes

400

Plants and fungi have this specific type of symbiosis

(Extra points if you can say what they each give each other)

Mutualism 

500

After this step in the plant life cycle, is when the plant life cycle fully diverges from the usual animal life cycle

Meiosis

500

The 5 major groups of fungi

Chytrids, zygomycetes, glomeromycetes, ascomycetes, basidiomycetes

500

The formation of embryonic tissues

Gastrulation

500

Most animals are classified as this and stems from the fact that the blastopore becomes a mouth

Protostomes

500

Suffix meaning fungal infection

Mycosis