Known as zygote fungi, produce spores in zygosporangia, and an example is black mold:
Known as fossil fungi, contain flagellated spores, known to cause diseases in plants such as the potato wart:
Known as imperfect fungi, lack a reproductive phase, and an example is penicillium notatum:
Known as sac fungi, produce spores in the ascus, and examples include truffles, yeast, and blue mold:
Known as club fungi, produce spores in the basidia, examples include mushrooms and rusts:
Identify the characteristics of protists. Check all that apply.
Identify the characteristics of animal-like protists. Check all that apply.
Identify the characteristics of fungus-like protists. Check all that apply.
Identify the characteristics of fungi. Check all that apply.
are long, thread-like extensions that grow from the protists to reach nutrients.
Identify the characteristics of plant-like protists. Check all that apply.
Identify structures found in fungi. Check all that apply.
are long whip-like extensions used to move the protists to the nutrients needed.
are temporary foot-like extensions used to propel protists forward slowly through suctioning movement.
are hair-like extensions used like oars to propel the protists to nutrients.
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