How Are Fungi Classified According to Modern Taxonomy?

Fungi

How are fungi classified according to modern taxonomy?

·  Fungi are found in ______Fungi

·  Example Organisms: ______, ______, ______

·  How are members of the fungi grouped?

______

Basic Characteristics

Cell #
Cell Type
Cell Shape
Nutrition
Reproduction
Movement
Habitat

Body Structure

·  Multicellular fungi organize cells into ______, string-like structures for reproduction and food ______.

Basidiomycetes (Club Fungi)

·  Example Organisms: ______

·  A structure called a ______produces spores that develop into new club fungi

·  On the roof-like fruiting body, spores are attached ______on ______(special cells for spore formation)

Ascomyctes (Cup Fungi)

·  Example Organisms: ______

·  Sexually-Reproducing Cup Fungi: Have male and ______reproductive cells in sacs called ______. Produce spores ______(inside cups)

·  Asexually-Reproducing Cup Fungi : Organisms like ______reproduce asexually by ______(parent creates an identical offspring “bud,” which later pops off and becomes an adult organism)

Bread Molds

·  Example Organisms: ______

·  Sexual reproduction using structures called ______to produce spores

·  Have specialized hyphae called ______to absorb food and water

Symbiotic Relationships

·  List two symbiotic relationships that fungi have with other organisms

______

Fungi

How are fungi classified according to modern taxonomy?

·  Fungi are found in ______Fungi

·  Example Organisms: ______, ______, ______

·  How are members of the fungi grouped?

______

Basic Characteristics

Cell #
Cell Type
Cell Shape
Nutrition
Reproduction
Movement
Habitat

Body Structure

·  Multicellular fungi organize cells into ______, string-like structures for reproduction and food ______.

Basidiomycetes (Club Fungi)

·  Example Organisms: ______

·  A structure called a ______produces spores that develop into new club fungi

·  On the roof-like fruiting body, spores are attached ______on ______(special cells for spore formation)

Ascomyctes (Cup Fungi)

·  Example Organisms: ______

·  Sexually-Reproducing Cup Fungi: Have male and ______reproductive cells in sacs called ______. Produce spores ______(inside cups)

·  Asexually-Reproducing Cup Fungi : Organisms like ______reproduce asexually by ______(parent creates an identical offspring “bud,” which later pops off and becomes an adult organism)

Bread Molds

·  Example Organisms: ______

·  Sexual reproduction using structures called ______to produce spores

·  Have specialized hyphae called ______to absorb food and water

Symbiotic Relationships

·  List two symbiotic relationships that fungi have with other organisms

______