Biod 101 | Module 2

BIOD 101 | MODULE 2 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS | 100% PASS (A+ CERTIFIED) eukarya domain consists of _____ kingdoms and about ____ phyla Answer 4; 80 examples of protista Answer amoeba, algae, daphnia, and plasmodium examples of fungi Answer mushrooms, athletes foot, yeast, and bread mold examples of plantae Answer mosses, ferns, trees, and flowering plants examples of animalia Answer insects, spiders, crabs, birds, and humans overview of protista Answer •mostly unicellular & microscopic •autotrophic or heterotrophic •can be infectious agents overview of fungi Answer •multicellular •heterotrophic •decomposers •can be infectious agent overview of plantae Answer •multicellular •autotrophic through photosynthesis •have a cell wall overview of animalia Answer •multicellular animals •heterotrophic •no cell wall there are _____ phyla in the fungi kingdom Answer 5 the phyla of the fungi kingdom are Answer zygomycota, Ascomycota, Basidiomycota chytridiomycota, and Glomeromycota. zygomycota Answer •reproduce sexually and asexually •multinucleate hyphae lack septa, except for reproductive structures •the fusion of hyphae leads directly to the formation of a zygote, in which meiosis occurs just before it germinates example of zygomycota Answer Rhizopus (black bread mold) Ascomycota Answer •reproduce sexually •ascospores are formed inside a sac called an ascus •asxeual reproduction is also common Examples of Ascomycota Answer yeasts, truffles, moreis Basidiomycota Answer •reproduce sexually •basidiospores are born on club-shaped structures called basidia •the terminal hyphial cell that produces spores is called a basidium •asexual reproduction occurs occasionally Examples of Basidiomycota Answer mushrooms, toadstools, rusts, and puffballs