| A | B |
|---|
| fungus | mostly multicellular organisms that are heterotrophs, that release digestive enzymes on their food, then absorb it |
| spore | a cell with protective wall used for reproduction or as a reating stage |
| hypha | thread-like branch that makes up fungi |
| mushroom | umbrella shaped fungi |
| yeast | unicellular fungi |
| mold | fuzzy, fairly flat fungi that grows on the surfaces of objects |
| lichen | fungus & alga living together |
| stalk | part of the mushroom that holds up the cap |
| budding | asexual reproduction, unequal cytoplasmic division |
| sporangia | spore case |
| saprophyte | an organism that feeds off of dead, decaying matter |
| parasite | an orgamism feeds of another causing harm or death |
| fermentation | Anaerobic respiration (no O2), produces alcohol |
| baking | yeast feed off of sugar producing CO2, causing dough to rise. |
| athlete's foot | When mold acts as a parasite on people. |
| ringworm | a skin infection where the fungus grows in red rings. |
| fairy rings | when mushrooms grow in a ring |
| mildew | black dots that grow in damp areas, related to mold |
| moisture, right temperatue, food | items needed for fungus to grow |
| heterotrophs | all fungi obtain nutrients this way |
| Sir Alexander Fleming | discovered penicillin by accident |
| helpful mold | used to make tofu, soy sauce, & blue cheese |
| protista | unicellular kingdom whose organisms contain a nucleus |
| monera | unicellular kingdom whosw organisms do not contain a nucleus |
