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ASU BIO 182 EOC EXAMS MANUAL UPDATED QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Septate - ✔✔cross wall divide cells of mycellium

✔✔Aseptate - ✔✔not partioned into smaller cells
nuclei divide without cytokinesis

✔✔What are the cell walls of fungi made of? - ✔✔Chitin

✔✔Reproduction structure of fungi - ✔✔sporangium

✔✔What is Mycorrhizal fungi - ✔✔mutualism with fungi and roots
increases roots ability to take up water and nutrients

✔✔What is the function of mycorrhizal fungi - ✔✔provide protection
fungi receives carbs and vitamins

✔✔Traits of Ectomycorrhizae (EM) - ✔✔grows externally
5000 species
woody
basidiomycetes and some ascomycetes

✔✔Traits of Arbuscular Mycorrhizae (AM) - ✔✔grow within the cells
70% of all plant species
herbaceous

✔✔What are lichen? - ✔✔a symbiotic relationship between algae and fungi

✔✔What are the 4 phyla of fungi - ✔✔chytrids
zygomycetes
ascomycetes
basidiomycetes

✔✔Traits of Chytrids - ✔✔lives in water/moist soil
more decomposers
some pathogens/parasites

✔✔Traits of Zygomycetes - ✔✔molds
zygotic - haploid
zygosporangium

✔✔Traits of Ascomycetes - ✔✔sub divided by septa
sporic - A of G

, ascospores/ascocarps

✔✔Traits of Basidiomycetes - ✔✔mushrooms
sporic - A of G
basidia

✔✔What is yeast - ✔✔singled celled fungi
polyphyletic

✔✔What are 4 major groups of plants - ✔✔bryophytes
ferns
gymnosperms
angiosperms

✔✔What is the evolution adaptations in Bryophytes - ✔✔protected embryo, waxy cuticle
first terrestrial adaptations

✔✔What is the evolution adaptations in ferns - ✔✔vascular tissue

✔✔What is the evolution adaptations in gymnosperms - ✔✔seeds

✔✔What is the evolution adaptations in angiosperms - ✔✔flowers

✔✔Where are gametangia first found - ✔✔bryophytes

✔✔Antheridia - ✔✔male gametangia

✔✔Archegonia - ✔✔female gametangia

✔✔Describe sporophyte generation - ✔✔diploid
zygote -> embryo -> meiosis -> spores

✔✔Describe gametophyte generation - ✔✔haploid
spores -> mitosis -> archegoniophore/antheridiophore

✔✔Alternations of generation - ✔✔

✔✔Terrestrial adaptations seen in ferns - ✔✔vascular tissue: xylem and phloem

✔✔Homosporous - ✔✔only one type of spore produced

✔✔Heterosporous - ✔✔2 types of spores produced in 2 kinds of sporangia
first found in FERNS

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