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    Fungi are eukaryotic organisms that decompose dead organic matter and form important symbiotic relationships with plants and animals. Fungi cells have cell walls composed of chitin and other polysaccharides. Fungi reproduce both sexually through the fusion of nuclei and asexually through spores. The sexual reproduction of fungi involves plasmogamy, the fusion of cytoplasm, and karyogamy, the fusion of nuclei.

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    Fungi are eukaryotic organisms that decompose dead organic matter and form important symbiotic relationships with plants and animals. Fungi cells have cell walls composed of chitin and other polysaccharides. Fungi reproduce both sexually through the fusion of nuclei and asexually through spores. The sexual reproduction of fungi involves plasmogamy, the fusion of cytoplasm, and karyogamy, the fusion of nuclei.

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    Fungi are eukaryotic organisms that decompose dead organic matter and form important symbiotic relationships with plants and animals. Fungi cells have cell walls composed of chitin and other polysaccharides. Fungi reproduce both sexually through the fusion of nuclei and asexually through spores. The sexual reproduction of fungi involves plasmogamy, the fusion of cytoplasm, and karyogamy, the fusion of nuclei.

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    1. Describe the characteristic kingdom of fungi? 2. Describe the fungi cell structure. You can use picture. 3. Explain the importance of fungi in human life. 4. Compare and contras of plant cell and fungi cell. 5. Draw the somatic fungus cell. 6. Describe the aseptat hypha and septat hypha. 7. Describe the forming process of primer septa dan adventicious septa. 8. Explain the dolipore septum use picture. 9. Describe composition of fungi cell wall. 10. Describe of the terms below: a. Rhizomorph b. Haustoria c. Plectenchim d. Proscenchim e. Pseudoparencim f. Stroma g. Sclerotium h. Thermofilic i. Mesofilic j. Halofilic k. Parasit l. Saprophit m. Obligate parasit n. Facultative parasit o. Obligate saprophit p. Facultative saprophit q. Asexual reproduction r. Sexual reproduction s. Holocarpic t. Eucarpic 11. Describe the method of asexual reproduction of fnngi and give detail explanation of each method. 12. Describe the sexual reproduction process of fungi. 13. Describe the plamogamy process 14. Describe the kariogamy process 15. Find the definition of the following terms: a. sporangia b. sporangium

    c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. k. l. m. n. o. p. q. r. s. t.

    spore sporangiospore sporangiophore conidia conidium conidiospore zoospore aplanospore haplobiontic diplobiontic hermaphrodit monoesious dioesious gametangia isogamatangia isogamete heterogametangia heterogamete

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