hockeywon : wow brent

hockeywon : noodles

hockeywon : what?

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hockeywon : you have problems freek

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goldenshamrock : noobs

eliteBEAST1 : hi people

Rhop : what the heck... Ynag-Ha is my seeeervant!

Rhop : oopsie, Yang-Ha, not Ynag-Ha.....

goldenshamrock : dont you mean its time for supper

baseballcrusher : whats up folks

the_pope : i dont even know what a folk is

3PiCAk : 12.0 secondz. Beat that kidz!

komerican4 : from what i heard it is not

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ins2011 : Terms Definitions Fungus A eukaryote that is a heterotroph, has a cell wall, and use spores to reproduce Hyphae Tangled mass of branching, threadlike tubes Mycelium A twisted mass of fungal hyphae grown together Spore Small reproductive cells protected by a thick cell wall and transported by wind Mold Shapeless fuzzy fungi Lichen A combination of fungus and an algae or autotrophic bacteria that live together in a mutualistic relationship Mushroom Multicellular, umbrella shaped fungi Yeast Unicellular sac fungi Stalk Stem-like structure on a mushroom Ring Looks like a skirt on the stem-like structure on a mushroom Cap A mushroom's spores are produced on the underside of this Gills Thin sheets of tissue in a mushroom where spores are often located Budding Asexual reproduction where a cell grows from the body of a parent cell Sir Alexander Fleming Scottish scientist who discovered penicillin Fungus-Root Association Fungi coat the root of plants and increase root's ability to absorb nutrients Temperature, food, moisture Three things spores need to survive Fruiting Body Reproductive structure that produces spores Decomposer An organism that feeds on a dead food source Parasite An organism that feeds on a live food source that eventually dies Sac Fungi Produce spores in structures that look like long sacs; largest group of fungi Club Fungi Produce spores in microscopic structures that look like clubs Mushrooms Club fungi example Zygote Fungi Produce very resistant spores that can survive harsh environmental conditions Bread Mold Zygote fungi example

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