Kingdom: Fungi Domain Eukarya Domain Eubacteria Archaea

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Kingdom: Fungi Domain Eukarya 2007-2008 Domain Eubacteria Archaea Common ancestor 2007-2008

General characteristics Classification criteria eukaryotes ____________________ _____________________ mostly multicellular except unicellular yeasts sexual & asexual reproduction So that’s 3 times cell walls have evolved:

Fungal Structure Fungal body Cells Cell wall _________________ thread-like cells __________________ Cells multiple nuclei Cell wall polysaccharide + N just like crab shells

Aaaaah, structure–function relationship! Internal structure chitin cell wall septum Eukaryotic cells long, thread-like cells _______________________ incomplete divisions between cells multiple nuclei pore nuclei Aaaaah, structure–function relationship!

Fungi live IN their food! It’s like you living in Chocolate cake! Modes of Nutrition Heterotrophic secrete digestive enzymes feed by absorption ______________________ feeding on living creatures paralyzing prey breakdown dead remains plant cell fungal hypha plant cell membrane plant cell wall Fungi live IN their food! It’s like you living in Chocolate cake!

Fungal Diversity Zygomycota Ascomycota Chytridiomycota Basidiomycota Fungi

Lichens are fungi that have discovered agriculture! Ecological Roles Decomposers recycle nutrients Symbiotic Relationships ____________________ _____________________ cyanobacteria or green algae pioneer species in ecosystems makes soil from bare rock fungi + plants live in & amongst plant roots enables plants to absorb more water & nutrients Lichens grow in the leftover spots of the natural world that are too harsh or limited for most other organisms. They are pioneers on bare rock, desert sand, cleared soil , dead wood, animal bones, rusty metal, and living bark. Able to shut down metabolically during periods of unfavorable conditions, they can survive extremes of heat, cold, and drought. As adaptations for life in marginal habitats, lichens produce an arsenal of more than 500 unique biochemical compounds that serve to control light exposure, repel herbivores, kill attacking microbes, and discourage competition from plants. Among these are many pigments and antibiotics that have made lichens very useful to people in traditional societies. Lichens are fungi that have discovered agriculture!

Mycorrhizae Critical role in plant growth extends water & nutrient absorption of roots without mycorrhizae with mycorrhizae Endomycorrhiza Ectomycorrhiza

Reproduction Asexual Sexual budding in yeast spores spread by wind joining of + & – haploid spores haploid spores

Zygomycete (Bread Mold) Life Cycle spores (haploid) mating strain hypha sporangium MEIOSIS mating strain (2n) diploid (n) haploid FUSION of + and – gametangia

Basidiomycete Life Cycle gills lined with basidia fruiting body basidium (n + n) dikaryotic 2n (diploid) (n) haploid zygote strain MEIOSIS spores FUSION of and hyphae strain

Fairy Rings

The FIRST Antibiotics

Any Questions??