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Mind Map by farhana bajunid, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by farhana bajunid
over 8 years ago
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FUNGI
- CHARACTERISITIC
- - Multicellular
- -multinucleated
- -can germinate by spore
- -chemoorganoheteretrophs (fungi
depends on organic matter for its
source of carbon for growth and
development)
- -saprophytes (lives on dead/decaying
organic matter)
- -cell wall made of chitin (same material
that can be found in exoskeleton of
insects)
- -reproduce sexually and asexually
- -reproduce sexually and asexually
- -cell wall made of chitin (same material
that can be found in exoskeleton of
insects)
- -saprophytes (lives on dead/decaying
organic matter)
- -chemoorganoheteretrophs (fungi
depends on organic matter for its
source of carbon for growth and
development)
- -can germinate by spore
- -multinucleated
- - Multicellular
- structure
- unicellular fungi is yeast
- vegetative structure of
fungus = thallus
- thallus consist of long branch
filamentous structure called
hyphae
- abundance and tangled in a collective
hyphae is called mycelium
- abundance and tangled in a collective
hyphae is called mycelium
- thallus consist of long branch
filamentous structure called
hyphae
- vegetative structure of
fungus = thallus
- unicellular fungi is yeast
- feeding forms of fungi
- saprobic heterotrophs
- parasitic heterotrophs
- mutualistic heterotrophs
- saprobic heterotrophs
- life cycles of fungi in Ascomycota & Basidiomycota
- Teleomorphic
- sexual and asexual spores
- sexual and asexual spores
- Anamorphic
- asexual spores
- asexual spores
- Holomorphic
- Anamorphic + Teleomorphic
- Anamorphic + Teleomorphic
- Teleomorphic
- Anaerobic rumen fungi
CHRYTIDIOMYCOTA
- Obligate anaerobs
- decompose cellulose
- motile due to flagellum
- reproduction can be through spore dispersal
- neocallimastigales
- neocallimastigales
- reproduction can be through spore dispersal
- motile due to flagellum
- decompose cellulose
- Obligate anaerobs
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