2. David Gregorio Israel Gomez Period 8

3.  Single-celled or multicellular organisms  Lack chlorophyll  Reproduce through spores  Heterotrophs

4.  Yeasts are single- celled.  Multicellular fungi are composed of filaments called Hyphae.  A dense mass of hyphae is called Mycelium.  Perforated walls, or Septa, divide the hyphae into cells containing nuclei.

5.  When fungi reproduce Sexually, the male and female cells fuse, to produce spores inside a "fruiting body" such as a mushroom. Spores are tiny cells inside a protective coating.  When fungi reproduces Asexually, they simply make little copies of themselves. ….Yummm

6. Scientifically known as: Basidiomycota  Club fungi species reproduce sexually by forming spores on top of club-shaped structures called Basidia.  Mushrooms, toadstools, puffballs, jelly fungi, coral fungi.  Hyphae form extensive underground growths.  Consists of three parts: Stalk, Cap, Gills.

7.  Recycling : Club Fungi, together with bacteria, are responsible for most of the recycling which returns dead material to the soil in a form in which it can be reused.  Food : Club Fungi are also important directly as food for humans. Many mushrooms are edible and different species are cultivated for sale worldwide.  Medicines : Penicillin, perhaps the most famous of all antibiotic drugs, is derived from a common Club Fungus called Penicillium.

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