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Biology - correct answer-The study of living things

Microbiology - correct answer-The study of small biological things

Mycology - correct answer-The study of mold

Bacteriology - correct answer-The study of bacteria

Virology - correct answer-The study of viruses

Myco- - correct answer-mold, fungus

Bioaerosols - correct answer-Airborne particles that are living or originate from living
organisms
(ex. skin cells)

Viable - correct answer-Capable of germination, alive

Non-viable - correct answer-Not growing, dead

Respirable - correct answer-Able to be deeply inhaled

Microbial - correct answer-Microorganism

Pathogenic - correct answer-Disease causing organisms

Fungal amplification - correct answer-Mold growth

Fungal colonization - correct answer-Mold growth

Active growth - correct answer-Sufficient water present for growth

Dormant - correct answer-Lack of water. dormant

Microbe - correct answer-Small life form, microscopical

3 groups of fungi or molds - correct answer--Micro fungi or filamentous fungi
-yeasts

, -macro fungi or wood decay fungi (Woodrow, mushrooms)

Spores or conidia - correct answer-Means of fungal reproduction (seeds)

Hyphae - correct answer-Thread-like growth structure for fungi- similar to a root of
branch of a tree. they produce enzymes to digest substrate

Mycelia - correct answer-A whole group of fungal hyphae

Vegetative growth of fungal fragments - correct answer-Fungal hyphae and/or mycelia
without spore producing structures

Size of Penicillium and Aspergillus spores - correct answer-2-3 um (microns)

Most common size of mold spores related to water damage - correct answer-2-20 um
(microns)

Mycotoxins - correct answer-Poisonous substances produced by some fungi. also
known as fungal toxins

Spores can germinate within ______ hours - correct answer-12-24 hours

Mold spores can colonize within ______ hours under ideal laboratory conditions -
correct answer-48-72 hours

Viable or non viable spores may be _____ - correct answer-Allergenic or contain
mycotoxins

Thick walled spores - correct answer-Spores that can survive harsh environment. they
are the most durable part and are very difficult to "kill"

Hydro- - correct answer-Water

-phobic - correct answer-Avoiding

-philic - correct answer-Loving

Meso- - correct answer-Middle

Xero- - correct answer-Low

Thermo- - correct answer-Heat

Name the 4 fungi growth cycles - correct answer-Germination, Colonization,
Sporulation, Dissemination

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