Exam 19: Kingdom Fungi

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Which of the following useful products is NOT associated with cup (sac) fungi?

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Human consumers of fungi are known as

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Upright hyphae that produce sporangia at their tips are known as

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An attempt to control rusts that need two hosts to complete their life cycle involves eradication of the non-economical alternate host.

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The horse dung fungus, Pilobolus, and black bread molds have coenocytic hyphae.

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Which of the following features sets the bread molds and water molds apart from other groups of fungi?

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All fungi reproduce sexually.

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One group of fungi implicated in the worldwide decline of amphibians, particularly frogs, is the ________.

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In a fungal body, thread-like structures called ________ are interwoven to form a tangled mass called a ________.

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The characteristic reproductive structure produced by fungi in the phylum ________, the coenocytic true fungi, is the ________.

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The form of the reproductive structure of the Basidiomycota give this phylum the common name of the ________

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of organisms in Kingdom Fungi?

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The little bypass loops on the sides of dikaryotic hyphae are

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Penicillin is produced by a bread mold.

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A fungus closely related to Penicillium and used to make soy sauce (shoyu) is

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In fungi, mitosis takes place in________

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Common names such as smut, rust, and mildew reflect the role of many fungi as ________.

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Bird's-nest fungi resemble tiny birds' nests.

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Stinkhorns and puffballs are examples of cup (sac) fungi.

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Lichens are classified into groups based on their evolutionary relationships.

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