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usually multicellular heterotrophs that release chemicals that break down the substance it's growing on; usually made up of hyphae; are eukaryotic & reproduce with spores
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Fungi
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a kind of fungi that spoils food & can be used 2 make penicillium
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Mold
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a multicellular fungus shaped like an umbrella with a reproductive system
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Mushroom
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a unicellular fungi that evolved from multicellular fungi; can cause thrush & makes bread & alcohol
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Yeast
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a plant-like structure that is formed by a fungi & alga living together; very sensitive 2 pollution; live on rocks or bark
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Lichen
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thread-like tubes that make up the body of a multicellular fungi
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Hyphae
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a tangled thick mass of hyphae that make up the body of a fungus & helps the fungus absorb nutrients
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Mycelium
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a method of asexual reproduction that most yeast use 2 reproduce; a new cell pushes out of the parent cell wall & the 2 cells are identical
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Budding
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process of breaking down sugar into CO2 gas & alcohol; process fungi use 2 create energy
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Fermentation
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the reproductive cell for most fungi; when released they float through the air
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Spores
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a relationship in which organisms live together & at least 1 of them benefeits
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Symbiosis
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both organisms benefeit in this relationship
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Mutualism
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a relationship in which 1 organism benefeits & the other, the host, gets harmed
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Parasitism
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organisms that can't make their own food (consumers)
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Heterotroph
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organisms whose cells contain a nucleus
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Eukaryote
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