Chapter 13 part 2

The fungi that is causing massive mortality events in amphibians, especially frogs, is in which of the following fungal groups? Select one: a. Chytridmycota b. Zygomycetes c. Basidiomycetes d. Ascomycetes e. microsporidium

a. Chytridmycota

Black bread mold are in the fungal group _____. Select one: a. Zygomycota b. Glomeromycetes c. Ascomycota d. Chytridmycota e. Basidiomycetes

a. Zygomycota

Fungi reproduce using _______. Select one: a. spores b. pollen c. eggs d. seeds e. conjugation

a. spores

The cell that forms after the fusion of plus (+) and minus (-) hyphae is termed a _______ cell. Select one: a. prokaryotic b. dikaryotic c. haploid d. triploid e. diploid

b. dikaryotic

Any single celled fungus is termed a(n) _________. Select one: a. spore b. yeast c. Glomeromycetes d. Ascomycetes e. Basidiocarp

b. yeast

The gilled mushrooms are in which of the following groups? Select one: a. Ascomycetes b. Zygomycetes c. Basidiomycetes d. Glomeromycetes e. Microsporidium

c. Basidiomycetes

The cell walls of fungi are composed of ______. Select one: a. keratin b. cellulose c. Chitin d. peptidoglycan e. proteins

c. Chitin

Mycorrhizal fungi are in which of the following groups? Select one: a. Club fungi b. Basidiomycetes c. Zygomycetes d. Ascomycetes e. Glomeromycetes

e. Glomeromycetes

Which of the following diseases are NOT caused by fungus? Select one: a. Athletes foot b. Staph infection c. Ring worm d. Yeast infections e. Pneumococcal disease

e. Pneumococcal disease

The body of most fungi are thread like strands of haploid hyphae that form interwoven mats termed __________. Select one: a. mold b. filaments c. septa d. dikaryotic e. mycellium

e. mycellium