Ch21: Fungi

Mushrooms, Yeast and Rhizopus belong to what kingdom?

• Monera

• Fungi

• Plant

• Protista

What mode of nutrition do fungi use?

• Heterotrophic

• Autotrophic

• Chemosynthetic

• Photosynthetic

What mode of nutrition does Rhizopus use?

• Chemosynthetic

• Photosynthetic

• Parasitic

• Saprophytic

Give an example of a unicellular fungus

• Yeast

• Athlete's foot

• Rhizopus

• Potato blight

Yeast reproduces asexually by mitosis in a process called...

What are some benefits of yeast?

• Used in baking and brewing

• Used to make antibodies

• Used in biking

• Used to make yogurt

Rhizopus is made of thread like structures called...

• Hyphae

• Spores

• Flagella

• Saprohytes

A group of hyphae is called...

• Mycelium

• Sporangium

• Rhizoid

• Stolon

The part of the Rhizopus that grows down into the substrate and anchor the rhizopus, shown here by the letter F, are called?

• Rhizoids

• Hyphae

• Sporangium

• Columella

What part of the bread mould spreads across the substrate to allow it to grow rapidly, shown here by the letter E, are called?

• stolon

• sporangium

• gametangium

• zygospore