Explain How do the sexual reproductive structures in the three phyla of fungi resemble one another? How do they differ?

The fungus Rhizopus usually can be found growing on (a) soil (b) fruit $(c)$ bread (d) decaying logs.

Lichens represent symbiotic associations of fungi and (a) roots (b) roundworms $(c)$ water molds (d) green algae.

The gills of a mushroom are the sites of spore-bearing structures known as (a) basidia (b) conidiophores $(c)$ basidiocarps (d) ascocarps.

In a mycorrhiza , a fungus lives in a symbiotic relationship with a (a) virus (b) slime mold $(c)$ plant (d) bacterium.

All of the following human diseases are caused by a species of fungus , except (a) ringworm (b) athlete's foot $(c)$ histoplasmosis (d) influenza.

The common edible mushroom found in your grocery store is classified in the phylum (a) Basidiomycota (b) Ascomycota $(c)$ Oomycota (d) Zygomycota.

Hyphae of the phylum Zygomycota are considered (a) coenocytic (b) monokaryotic $(c)$ nonnuclear (d) plasmodial.

Differentiate between a mycorrhiza and a rhizoid.

Why do all isotopes of an element have the same chemical properties? In what way do isotopes of an element differ?

State the complete definition of Second Derivative Test. Under what circumstances is it inconclusive? What do you do if it fails?

Prokaryotes do not have _____.

If m workers can do a job in d days, how long would it take 40 workers to do the same job?

Compare the answers to previous questions and check whether both agree or not.