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- - Chysophyta under phylum chromista according to the 6 kingdom system of classification Explain and state the importance of this organism in the ecosystem.Fungi play an important role in the breakdown of the cellulose in plant cell walls. Review Chapter 3 and decide what type of chemical reaction this breakdown entails. Which simple sugar is the released by this reaction?Describe budding in yeast, a fungus.
- Answer what is the cell shape, what type of plastid is present, and what are the pigments present in Cucurbita maxima only (in detail)If a theoretical plant grew in an arid waterless environment, give a probable description of the type, and density of its trichomes.Create a table with three columns. Write the following terms in thefirst column: mycelium, zygospore, basidium, conidium, and hyphae.Define the terms in the second column, and classify the terms asdiploid, dikaryotic, or haploid in the third column.
- illustrates the life cycles of two fungal species that preserve their meiotic products in a sac.Create a terminal (final) “couplet” for a dichotomous key that could be used to differentiate Ascomycota from Basidiomycota based on their sexual reproductive structures.http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/Resources/Botany/Fungi/ How to differentiate between the zygospore and sporangia? Use the picture given in the link folder and compare.