The Fungi Kingdom Worksheet to Accompany the Powerpoint
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SBI 3U Name:______The Fungi Kingdom – Worksheet to Accompany the PowerPoint
Common Characteristics of the Fungi Kingdom
Cells are ______(have membrane-bound organelles)
All cells are surrounded by a ______containing ______not ______like plants
Most are ______(______are single-celled)
Reproduction is ______and ______, by producing ______
They are ______(no ______!)
Many are ______and ______in the soil, but without true ______
Some fungi are ______and ______.
Other fungi cause ______. (eg. Some ______)
Some are ______(eg. ______)
Some form ______relationships (a relationship where both organisms benefit).
Fungal Structures
They DO ______have ______
They have long, thread-like microscopic ______called ______, which form masses called
______
The ______grow in and around a ______source, secreting ______enzymes
and ______into the fungus. SBI 3U Name:______
Growth
Cells grow at the ______only.
This allows them to colonize ______or living ______matter.
Nutrition
All fungi are ______and obtain nutrients from other ______.
They obtain this nutrition by ______-______digestion and ______,
not by ______.
Reproduction
Fungi reproduce by ______, which are single ______surrounded by a wall.
Spores are carried by _____ currents to new sources where they give rise to new ______.
______reproduction: fungi produce spores by ______.
______reproduction: fungi produce spores by ______. SBI 3U Name:______Phyla of Kingdom Fungi
Phylum ______
Example: ______(______)
Most in this division are ______.
______break into the food source, and are then termed ______.
Rhizoids draw ______and ______from the bread (or food source) thus allowing the mould to grow further.
After a ______days, case-like structure called ______appear.
Each ______can produce several ______spores.
When the ______break open, the ______are carried by the air to allow colonization of new areas.
Under ______favourable conditions, ______reproduce ______
Two ______form which ______and produce a ______.
Zygospores stay ______until growing conditions are ______.
Phylum ______
Examples: ______, some ______, some ______.
Fungi in this division form ______structures for ______
Spores produced by ______reproduction in these are termed ______, and
are produced in a sac called an ______.
Spores produced asexually are called ______.
Phylum______
Examples: ______, rusts, and ______.
Under ______conditions, the ______mass form ______which absorb water and grow quite large.
These knobs become ______bearing structures and appear as ______. (fruiting bodies)
The ______have ______that have thousands of reproductive cells called ______.
Each ______has several ______spores. SBI 3U Name:______Phylum ______
They are the only fungi with ______(their spores have flagella)
Most are ______which means ______
They can be ______or ______
They can be ______and live on decaying plants or ______! SBI 3U Name:______
Representatives of the Fungi Kingdom (p. 81)
Phylum Characteristics
chytridiomycota
zygomycota
glomeromycota
ascomycota SBI 3U Name:______
basidiomycota
Read p. 80-84 p. 85 # 1,2,5,11