| A | B |
|---|
| yeast | unicellular fungi |
| budding | how yeast reproduces |
| mold | threadlike fungi used to make cheese & penicillium or can spoil food |
| hyphae | multicellular fungi have these threadlike tubes of cytoplasm that produce digestive enzymes to break down living or dead organisms |
| mycelium | branching, tangled mass of hyphae |
| sac | group of fungi including yeast & mildew that reproduce by budding |
| club | group of fungi including mushrooms, puffballs & bracket fungi |
| lichens | a fungus & and alga that live together and are sensitive to air pollution |
| symbiosis | 2 organisms living in close association with one another and at least one benefits from the association |
| heterotrophs | Fungi CANNOT make their own food, so they are called _____ |
| chloroplasts | Fungi do NOT have these organelles to hold chlorophyll for food production |
| spores | most fungi reproduce by means of _______ |
| fungicide | a fungus-killing substance |
| ringworm | a parasite fungus with a red wheel-like mark on the skin |
| athlete's foot | a fungus affecting the feet |
| gills | the soft, dark fan-blade like structure on the underside of the mushroom cap |
| mushrooms | a club fungi with a stalk, gills & cap |
| sunlight | what a mushroom DOES NOT need to grow |
| fungi | grow best in warm, dark, moist areas |
| host | an organism in which a fungi lives |
| saprophytes | fungi decomposers |
