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Karyogamy
________ produces diploid cells that undergo meiosis and produce genetically heterogeneous haploid spores.
Mutualistic fungi
________ receive nutrients from their hosts as well, but they return with activities that benefit the host.
Fungi
________ are heterotrophic organisms that feed by absorption.
Mycelium
________ (plural, ________) is an interconnected mass of fungal hyphae that infiltrates the substance on which the fungus feeds (as shown in the image attached)
algae
Fungi, like mammals, are heterotrophs: they can not produce their own food, as plants and ________ do.
organic material
Decomposers** are fungi that break down and take nutrients from nonliving ________ such as fallen logs, animal corpses, and wastes from living species.
Septa
________ have pores that are big enough to allow ribosomes, mitochondria, and even nuclei to move from cell to cell.
parasitic fungus
Pathogenic ________ includes several species that cause plant illnesses and others that cause animal diseases.
haploid
Many fungi reproduce asexually by developing as the filamentous fungus that generates (________) spores via mitosis; such species are referred to informally as molds if they form visible mycelia.
filamentous fungus
As ________ or yeasts, many fungi may reproduce asexually.
multicellular filaments
The majority of fungus develop as thin, ________ called hyphae; just a few species grow as single- celled yeasts.
progenitor of fungus
An aquatic, single- celled, flagellated protist was the ________.
Mycorrhizal fungi
________ have unique hyphae that allow them to collaborate with plants in a mutually beneficial interaction.
Fungi
________ were among the earliest land colonists, according to fossil evidence.
Fungi
________ and mammals split over a billion years ago from a shared unicellular ancestor with a flagellum, according to molecular data.
Fungi
________ in their multicellular state are made up of mycelia, which are networks of branching hyphae suited for absorption.
