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Chapter 31- Fungi
Exoenzymes – hydrolytic enzyme secreted by fungus outside of body to digest food
Hyphae – filaments composed of tubular cell walls
Chitin – contained in fungal cell walls (strong but flexible nitrogen polysaccharide)
Mycelium – densely branched network of hyphae, surrounds and infiltrates the material on which fungus feeds; maximizes surface area for nutrient absorption; fungus uses energy to grow rapidly by adding hyphal length; usually subterranean
Septa – cross-walls that divide hyphae into cells; have pores for ribosomes, mitochondria, and nuclei to flow from cell to cell
Coenocytic – non-septate hyphae; multinucleated cytoplasmic mass (from division of nuclei without cytoplasmic division)
Haustoria – specialized hyphae that can penetrate host tissue in parasitic fungi
Sexual Reproduction –

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BIOL 112 BIOL112 Exam 3 Review – Texas A&M

Chapter 31- Fungi
Exoenzymes – hydrolytic enzyme secreted by fungus outside of body to digest food
Hyphae – filaments composed of tubular cell walls
Chitin – contained in fungal cell walls (strong but flexible nitrogen polysaccharide)
Mycelium – densely branched network of hyphae, surrounds and infiltrates the material on which fungus feeds; maximizes surface area for nutrient absorption; fungus uses energy to grow rapidly by adding hyphal length; usually subterranean
Septa – cross-walls that divide hyphae into cells; have pores for ribosomes, mitochondria, and nuclei to flow from cell to cell
Coenocytic – non-septate hyphae; multinucleated cytoplasmic mass (from division of nuclei without cytoplasmic division)
Haustoria – specialized hyphae that can penetrate host tissue in parasitic fungi
Sexual Reproduction – plasmogamy, karyogamy, meiosis
oPlasmogamy – fusion of cytoplasm of two parent mycelia (part of syngamy)
oHeterokaryon – different nuclei from each parent coexist (after plasmogamy, before karyogamy); can be mosaic or mingle
oDikaryotic – two haploid nuclei per cell (one from each parent)
oKaryogamy – haploid nuclei from parents fuse, producing diploid cells (only diploid stage of fungus)
Chytridiomycotes (chytrids) – flagellated zoospores, coenocytic hyphae
Zygomycota (zygote fungi) – responsible for bread and produce mold; diploid zygosporangium resistant to freezing and drying, germinate when conditions improve
Glomeromycota – form arbuscular mycorrhizae w/ plants (endomycorrhizae); treelike arbuscule; only reproduce asexually by blastospores
Ascomycota (sac fungi) – largest group, all yeasts and mildewsoAscospores – sexual spores
oAsci – produce 8 ascospores
oAscocarp – fruiting body; contain asci
oConidia – asexual spores
oConidiophores – conidia are produced externally at the tips of these hyphae
Basidiomycota (club fungi) – important wood decomposers
oBasidium – dikaryotic, line basidiocarp gills, release basidiospores
oBasidiospores – sexual spores
oBasidiocarp – fruiting body (mushroom)
Deuteromycetes – “imperfect fungi”; no known sexual stage; mold
Lichens – symbiotic; hyphae + green aglae/cyanobacteria; algae provide carbon/fix nitrogen, fungi provide suitable environment
oSoredia – for asexual reproduction
Mycosis – fungal infection (when fungi parasitizes animal)
Mycorrhizae – mutually beneficial relationship between fungi and plant roots; fungi deliver phosphate ions and other minerals to plants, which supplies fungi with organic nutrients
oEctomycorrhizal – form hyphae over root surface and in extracellular spaces
oEndomycorrhizal – hyphae through root cell wall
Absorptive mode of nutrition – secrete exoenzymes into surroundings which break down complex molecules into organic compounds that fungi can absorb
oSaprobes – break down and absorb nutrients from nonliving organic matter

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