Kingdom Fungus Review

Fungi's cell wall is primarily made up of

• chitin

• glucose

• cellulose

• peptidoglycan

Fungi are

• eukaryotic nonvascular organisms

• prokaryotic vascular organisms

• eukaryotic unicellular organisms

• prokaryotic decomposers

Fungi are dimorphic, which means

• They can sexually reproduce

• They can sexually and asexually reproduce

• They can be unicellular and multicellular organisms

• They can be different shapes

Multicellular fungi are formed by networks of filamentous, branching structures called:

• hyphea

• filliea

• septa

• mycellium

Hyphae can break off and start a new fungus as a form of ______________reproduction.

• sexual

• asexual

• binary fission

• gametogenesis

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A single hypha contains one or more cells and might be divided by internal wall-like structures called ___________.

• mycellium

• bryophyta

• septum

• cellulose

As hyphae grow, they form a large dense growth called ________.

• body

• basidia

• mycellium

• conidia

What increases surface area and allows the fungus to absorb nutrients efficiently?

• the individual hyphae

• the basidia

• the conidia

• the mycelium

The changes from asexual to sexual reproduction and viceversa (happens in plants and fungi).

• gametogenesis

• alternation of generations

• meiosis

• binary fission

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The only fungal organism that is unicellular and can both sexually and asexually reproduce:

• penicillium

• yeast

• mold

• spores

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