How do we classify fungi that create a close, mutually beneficial association with other living things?
Symbiotic fungi
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Who was the scientist that discovered penicillin?
Alexander Fleming
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Name the mechanisms that protozoa use to move around.
Flagella, Pseudopods, Cilia
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What are some types of bacteria? Name at least 2.
Cocci, Bacilli, Vibrios, Spirochetes
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What part of a mushroom is #3?
Gills
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What part of a mushroom is #4?
Ring
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What color is Algae whose fundamental pigment is chlorophyll?
Green
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What Kingdom do Protozoa and Algae belong to?
Prototista Kingdom
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What part of a mushroom is #1?
Cap
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What part of a mushroom is #2?
Spore
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How do bacteria reproduce?
They are asexual and reproudce by bipartition. They are single cells dividing into two.
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What did Fleming see in the samples when he returned of his holidays?
Fungus surrounding his petri dishes
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Name a type of category and vital function of bacteria.
Saprophytic (obtain food from living things), Symbiotic (fed by organisms and benefit them in turn), Parasitic (obtain food from organisms and cause them harm)