1. Characteristics Of
Fungi

2. Characteristics Of
Fungi

4. Characteristics Of Fungi

5. Most are many-celled, and are eukaryotic

6. No longer are-no leaves, roots, chlorophyll
Once considered plants (have cell walls)
No longer are-no leaves, roots, chlorophyll
Most are many-celled, and are eukaryotic

7. No longer are-no leaves, roots, chlorophyll
Once considered plants (have cell walls)
No longer are-no leaves, roots, chlorophyll
Most are many-celled, and are eukaryotic
Most are saprophytes-eat dead/decaying matter

8. No longer are-no leaves, roots, chlorophyll
Once considered plants (have cell walls)
No longer are-no leaves, roots, chlorophyll
Most are many-celled, and are eukaryotic
Most are saprophytes-eat dead/decaying matter
Reproduce through spores

9. Characteristics Of
Fungi

10. Characteristics Of
Fungi

11. Structure Of Fungi Body is a mass of threadlike tubes called hyphae.
(Largest remaining piece)
Body is a mass of threadlike tubes called hyphae.

12. Structure Of
Fungi

13. Club
Fungi
Types
Spores produced in a club-like structure; gills

14. Types