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Structural elements in Kingdom Fungi - ✔✔1. Mycelium

2. Hyphae

3. Septa

4. Chitin

5. Spores



Mycelium - ✔✔-The feeding network of a fungus.

-Composed of a woven mesh of hyphae



Hyphae - ✔✔-The threadlike filaments of a fungus.

-Have a tubular cell wall that contains chitin surrounding a plasma membrane and cytoplasm



Chitin - ✔✔A structural polysaccharide of modified sugars



Coenocytic Fungi - ✔✔Are no separate cells and and many nuclei are in a common cytoplasm



Dikaryotic Fungi - ✔✔Nuclei are partitioned into 2s by septa (di-2)



Septa - ✔✔Structures that partially separate the cytoplasm inside the hyphae



The general life cycle of fungi includes the production of . - ✔✔spores



Spores - ✔✔-Haploid cells

-Grow directly into hyphae

, How many fungal species are identified - ✔✔Over 100,000



5 major divisions of fungi - ✔✔1. Chytrids

2. Zygote fungi

3. Mycorrhizae fungi

4. Club fungi

5. Sac fungi



Chytrids - ✔✔-Aquatic life cycle

-No septa present

-Characterized by swimming flagellated spores and flagellated gametes

-Some species are parasitic to amphibians



Zygote fungi - ✔✔-Zygospore

-Usually asexual reproduction, involving haploid spores that grow into sporangia

-No septa

-ex: Black bread mold and dung fungus



Mycorrhizae fungi - ✔✔-Live in intimate contact with the roots of plants

-No septa

-Hyphae surround and penetrate root cells

-Interaction forms a beneficial relationship called a mycorrhiza



Club fungi - ✔✔-Named for the basidia ("club" shaped reproductive structure)

-Usually reproduce sexually

-Septa

-The mycelium grows very large and makes fairy rings

-Ex: common mushrooms and relatives, shelf fungi, puffballs, rusts and smuts

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