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    D. Mycelium, B. Basidium, C. Basidiospore, A. Basidiocarp, E. Gill Water molds lack cell walls and have flagellated spores. They are considered protists rather than true fungi. Fungi play important roles in nutrient cycling through decomposition and forming symbiotic relationships with plants through mycorrhizae. Specific examples include mushrooms and shelf fungi breaking down logs and oyster mushrooms forming partnerships with trees.

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    D. Mycelium, B. Basidium, C. Basidiospore, A. Basidiocarp, E. Gill Water molds lack cell walls and have flagellated spores. They are considered protists rather than true fungi. Fungi play important roles in nutrient cycling through decomposition and forming symbiotic relationships with plants through mycorrhizae. Specific examples include mushrooms and shelf fungi breaking down logs and oyster mushrooms forming partnerships with trees.

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    D. Mycelium, B. Basidium, C. Basidiospore, A. Basidiocarp, E. Gill Water molds lack cell walls and have flagellated spores. They are considered protists rather than true fungi. Fungi play important roles in nutrient cycling through decomposition and forming symbiotic relationships with plants through mycorrhizae. Specific examples include mushrooms and shelf fungi breaking down logs and oyster mushrooms forming partnerships with trees.

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    LABORATORY ACTIVITY 7
    Kingdom Fungi

    Microscopic:

    Saprolegnia

    Rhizopus

    Aspergillus
    Penicillium

    Peziza

    Coprinus
    Polyporus

    Macroscopic:

    Auricularia

    Ganoderma
    Guide Questions:

    1. Arrange the following structures from smallest to largest, assuming that they all come from
    the same fungus. Write the letters from left to right.
     ____________________________

    A. Basidiocarp B. Basidium C. Basidiospore D. Mycelium E. Gill

    2. Describe two specific characteristics of water molds which are considered to be the reasons
    why they are not classified as true fungi.

    3. Describe the roles of fungi in nutrient cycling and ecological interactions. Give specific
    examples.

    4. Complete the table below.


    Characteristics
    Types of Spores Cross walls in
    Phylum hyphae
    Asexual Sexual
    (Present of Absent)

    Zygomycota

    Ascomycota

    Basidiomycota

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