PRC-NOTES_4MT_P5

Considered coenocytic; which means it has ABSENCE of striations or crosswalls.

• Aseptate hyphae
• Septate hyphae

With striations or crosswalls or divisions

• Aseptate hyphae
• Septate hyphae

Which part of the mycelium contains the vegetative portion and grows in or on substrate and absorbs nutrients?

• Thallus
• Aerial or reproductive

Which part of the mycelium contains the fruiting bodies that produce the conidia or spores?

• Thallus
• Aerial or reproductive

contained in a club-shaped basidium

• Basidiospores
• Ascospores
• Zygospores
• Oospores

contained sac-like ascus

• Basidiospores
• Ascospores
• Zygospores
• Oospores

involved the fusion of two identical cells arising from the SAME hyphae

• Basidiospores
• Ascospores
• Zygospores
• Oospores

involves the fusion of cells from two separate NON-IDENTICAL hyphae

• Basidiospores
• Ascospores
• Zygospores
• Oospores

Fungi that exhibit a sexual phase are known as the..

• cutie fungi
• malibog na fungi
• perfect fungi
• demure fungi

Spores that produces singly or multiply in long chains or clusters by specialized vegetative hyphae are known as..

• Conidia/conidiophores
• Blastoconidia
• Chlamydoconidia
• Arthroconidia
• Sporangiospores