Fungi Review

Most fungi reproduce _____.

• Asexually only

• Sexually only

• binary fission

• Both sexually and asexually

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS3-2

Identify layer A of the Lichen

• algae/cyanobacteria

• densely packed hyphae

• loosely packed hyphae

Identify layer B of the Lichen

• algae/cyanobacteria

• densely packed hyphae

• loosely packed hyphae

Identify layer C of the Lichen

• algae/cyanobacteria

• densely packed hyphae

• loosely packed hyphae

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS2-3

The complex carbohydrate that makes up fungal cell walls, as well as the exoskeletons of Arthropods.

• mycelium

• septa

• chitin

• cellulose

A mutual symbiotic relationship between photosynthetic algae or cyanobacteria and fungi.

• mycorrhizae

• lichen

• fruiting body

• sporangium

A structure that contains spores.

• sporangium

• septa

• mycelium

• mycorrhizae

Mass of tangled fungal hyphae (mostly underground).

• mycelium

• fruiting body

• sporangium

• septa

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS2-3

The individual filaments that bundle up to form fungal structures, including mycelium.

• mycelium

• hyphae

• sporangium

• saprophyte

A mutual symbiotic relationship between plants roots and fungi.

• mycorrhizae

• lichen

• mycelium

• fruiting body