WorksheetsFungi
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 18mins
Which of these are categories of fungi? Tick the correct boxes
yeasts
moulds
mushrooms
musts
labelling this structure
septum
cell wall
membrane
endoplasmic reticulum
nucleus
vacuole
golgi apparatus
cytoplasm
mitochondria
Join the boxes and match the statements to the answers
spores
these blow into the air from the heads o
mycelium
the web-like network containing hyphae
fruiting head
the part of fungi seen above the surface
hyphae
thin threads that grow through soil and
the (a) network links in with the (b) of trees which (c) discovered and called the (d) wide web
They break down (a) leaves, (b) and plant (c) and turn this decomposed (d) into a substance called (e) , which puts nutrients back into the soil and helps trees to grow.
What do the hyphae do?
Fungi are types of (a) that range from those being (b) to those which are (c) and much more (d) . They are not classified as (e) or animals but instead are seen by biologists as having their own kingdom.
All fungi are multicellular (a)
The release of spores is part of the fungi life cycle. (a)
The mycelium sits on the soil and consists of a vast web-like network. (a)
Fungi break down dead leaves and plant material which in turn puts nutrients into the soil (a)
The decomposed matter is turned into a substance called hyphae. (a)
Match the following about mould
sporangiospores
spores that are producing in an enclosed
stolon
connects sporangiophores together
rhizoids
small branch hyphae that grow downwards
(a) is used for leavening our baked good such as cinnamon buns, loaves of bread, doughnuts
Match the following
mould
helps break down plant and animal
mushroom
low-calorie source of fiber, protein
yeast
can be use to make beer, bread, and wine
