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monokaryotic
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1 nucleus
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how mitosis is different in fungi
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nuclear envelope doesn't breakdown; takes place in nucleus
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septa
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cross walls that divide long chains of of cells joined end-to-end; separates reproductive cells
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mycelium
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mass of hyphae
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dikaryotic
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2 haploid nuclei
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heterokaryotic
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dikaryotic w/ 2 different nuclei
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homokaryotic
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dikaryotic w/ 2 identical nuclei
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CHYTRIDIOMYCETES (chytrids)
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aquatic w/ flagellated zoospores
1st fungal ancestors |
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ZYGOMYCETES
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zygotes form inside zygosporangium
zygosporangia contain zygospores w/ 1 or more diploid nuclei. hyphae = multinucleate w/ septa asexual reproduction is more common |
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GLOMEROMYCETES
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monophyletic
symbiotic relationship w/ roots of plants |
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ASCOMYCETES
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undergo karyogamy within the ascus, meiosis follows which leads to production of ascospores. yeasts in this group reproduce by budding
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BASIDIOMYCETES
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club fungi
undergo karyogamy, meiosis occurs in club-shaped basidia. Dikaryon |
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DEUTEROMYCETES
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"imperfect" most likely related to ascomycetes. Penicillium, Aspergillus, most molds
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types of symbioses
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obligate - facultative - commensal (benefits 1 but doesn't harm other) - mutualistic - pathogenic/parasitic
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