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Microbial and Fungi Quiz #grade_09 #grade_10
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Other than being aquatic, this is a reason that members of phylum chytridiomycota are sometimes Protista not fungi.
Can use photosynthesis to produce food
Poisonous to humans
The reproductive cells have flagellum
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Baker’s yeast
Penicillium chrysogenum
Agaricus bisporis
Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Ceratocystis ulmi
3
Who discovered penicillin?
Donald Trump
Sir Alexander Fleming
George Washington
Charles Darwin
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Reproductive cells which can tolerate bad conditions
Rhizoids
Hyphae
Mycelia
Spores
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Ascomycota in an example of a
Kingdom
Phylum
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A group of hyphae
Mycelia
Rhizoids
Symbiosis
Spores
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Structures which house the reproductive formation
Fermentation
Symbiosis
Fruiting
Budding
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All Eukaryotes are classified as Plantae, Fungi, Protista, and Archaea.
True
False
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Common edible mushrooms are
Ceratocytis
Agaricus bisporis
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What is the cell wall of fungi composed of
Chitin
Bones
Ligaments
Sugar
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Plant or animal which supports a parasite
Hyphae
Rhizoids
Host
Spores
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Fungi are
Eukaryotes
Prokaryotes
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Mutually positive relationship between two species
Budding
Symbiosis
Fermentation
Fruiting
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Taxonomic category within a kingdom
Saprophyte
Fermentation
Phylum
Host
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The two kingdoms that all prokaryotes are classified are the
Archae and Animalia
Animalia and Protista
Eubacteria and Archaea
Plantae and Fungi
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Mycelia responsible for obtaining food from a non-living organic material
Rhizoids
Spores
Hyphae
Budding
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Breakdown of complex molecules into simpler ones
Fruiting
Hyphae
Budding
Fermentation
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Based on the structure of their fruiting bodies, Fungi are commonly grouped as
Club
Aquatic
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A zygote spore is the product of
Sexual reproduction
Asexual reproduction
Photosynthesis
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Multi-nucleated thread-like structures of fungi
Hyphae
Budding
Symbiosis
Phylum
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The fuzzy looking structures of a mold colony are called sporangium.
True
False
22
Plant that lives on decaying organic matter
Phylum
Budding
Saprophyte
Mycelia
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Produces the common antibiotic
Ceratocystis ulmi
Penicillium chrysogenum
Agaricus bisporis
Saccaromyces cerevisiae
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Asexual reproduction of yeast
Fruiting
Budding
Fermentation
Symbiosis