Fungi, Protozoans, and Algae
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Mycelium | Mass of fungal hyphae |
| Hypha | Filament of a fungus |
| Filament | Chain of algae cells |
| Spore | asexual reproduction cell |
| Rhizoids | root like hyphae that anchor or attach fungus |
| Flagellum | long whip like structure used in movement |
| Pseudopodium | false foot, cytoplasm extension that aids in movement |
| Oral Groove | indentation on the side of a paramecium where food enters |
| Cilia | short hair like structures |
| Colony | group of cells that work together to perform different functions |
| Algae | Photosynthetic |
| Fungi | Decomposer of dead organisms |
| Algae | Produce most of the world's oxygen |
| Protozoans | Classified by type of movement |
| Algae | Classified by color, and body form |
| Fungi | Classified by type of reproductive structure |
| Algae and Protozoans | Most are aquatic (2) |
| Protozoans | most are unicellular |
| Fungi | Some are used to produce bread, and ferment alcohol |
| Algae | Some cause fish death when they bloom |
| Protozoans | Name means first animals |
| Fungi | many are edible and considered gourmet food |
| Algae | main producers of food in aquatic food chain |
| algae | The remains of some produce abrasives used in toothpaste and cleansers |
| Protozoans | cause the disease malaria |
| Fungi | Cause the disease athlete's foot |
| Fungi | Cause food to spoil and rot |
| Algae | used as a wrapper in the making of sushi |
| Algae | An extract of one is used to make agar to grow bacteria |
| Algae and Fungi | Lichens are composed of these two groups (2) |
| Protozoans | Some cause dysentery and sleeping sickness |
| Fungi | cause of ringworm |
| Fungi | cause of corn smut and wheat rust |
| Protozoans | Amoeba |
| Fungi | Mushroom |
| Algae | Spirogyra |
| Protozoans | paramecium |
| Fungi | morel |
| fungi | mold |
| algae | euglena |
| fungi | yeast |
| algae | volvox |
| fungi | truffles |
| protozoans | stentor |
| fungi | puffball |
| algae | diatom |
| algae | seaweed |
| algae | kelp |
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