| A | B |
|---|
| FILAMENTS OF A MOLD | HYPHAE |
| VISIBLE MASS A MOLD MAY FORM | MYCELIUM |
| UNICELLULAR (ONE-CELLED) FUNGI | YEASTS |
| FUNGI THAT CAN GROW AS EITHER A MOLD OR A YEAST IN DIFFERENT CONDITIONS | DIMORPHIC FUNGI |
| ASEXUAL SPORES THAT ARE NOT ENCLOSED IN A SAC, PRODUCED IN CHAINS | CONIDIOSPORES |
| THICK-WALLED ASEXUAL SPORES FORMED WITHIN HYPHAL SEGMENTS | CHLAMYDOSPORES |
| ASEXUAL SPORES FORMED WITHIN A SAC | SPORANGIOSPORES |
| FUNGI THAT HAVE NOT BEEN FOUND TO PRODUCE SEXUAL SPORES | ANAMORPHS |
| NAME FOR ANY FUNGAL INFECTION | MYCOSIS |
| RHIZOPUS AND MUCOR BELONG TO THE DIVISION ___. | ZYGOMYCOTA |
| PENICILLIUM, BLASTOMYCES, HISTOPLASMA, MICROSPORUM, AND TRUFFLES BELONG TO THE DIVISION___. | ASCOMYCOTA |
| MUSHROOMS AND CRYPTOCOCCUS BELONG TO THE DIVISION ___. | BASIDIOMYCOTA |
| CANDIDA ALBICANS AND CLADOSPORIUM (MILDEW) BELONG TO THE DIVISION ___. | ANAMORPHS (PREVIOUSLY DEUTEROMYCOTA) |
| DIVISIONS OF FUNGI ARE DETERMINED BY THE TYPE OF ___ ___ PRODUCED. | SEXUAL SPORE |
