| A | B |
|---|
| hyphae | branching, threadlike tubes that make up the bodies of multicellular fungi |
| fruiting bodies | reproductive hyphae that grow out of a fungus |
| budding | asexual reproduction in which no spores are produced |
| lichen | consists of a fungus and either algae or autotrophic bacteria that also live together in a mutualistic relationship |
| threadlike fungi | reproduce with spore cases on top of a hyphae |
| sac fungi | reproduce with spores inside of sacs |
| club fungi | reproduce spores in structures that lool like clubs |
| imperfect fungi | don't reproduce sexually |
| fungi sexual reproduction | 1.where hyphae join they exchange genetic information. 2. A hyphae with a spore case grows from where the hypae are joined. |
| Steps in decomposing | Hyphae grow into the food, digestive juices go down the hyphae to the food, the food is liquified, the hyphae absorbs the juices |
| penicillin | antibiotic that comes from an imperfect fungi |
| ringworm | parasitic fungi |
| blue cheese | gets its flavor from fungi |
| mutualistic relationship | lichen, algae or bacteria get water and minerals from the fungi, the fungi gets food from them |
| gill | spore case found under the cap of the club fungi |
| spore | reproductive cell for fungi |
| bread mold | threadlike fungi made up of thin hypae |
| yeast and Dutch Elm disease | sac fungi that produces spores in sacs |
