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FUNGI

By Leo, Cooper, Declan and David. FUNGI. How they get food. Fungi are heterotrophs They get their food from dead and decaying organisms in the soil. Cells. Fungi are eukaryotes. Some are multi-cellular, others are unicellular. Types of Fungi.

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FUNGI

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  1. By Leo, Cooper, Declan and David FUNGI

  2. How they get food • Fungi are heterotrophs • They get their food from dead and decaying organisms in the soil.

  3. Cells • Fungi are eukaryotes. • Some are multi-cellular, others are unicellular

  4. Types of Fungi • Fungi are divided into 4 groups. Threadlike, Sac, Club and Imperfect.

  5. Threadlike Fungi • 600 species of mold • many common bread molds such as Rhizopus. • Produce spores in their thread like hyphae.

  6. Sac Fungi • Contains 30,000 diverse species. • It includes yeast, morels, truffles. • Produce spores and structures that looks like sacks.

  7. Club Fungi • 25,000 species of mushrooms bracket fungi, plant parasites and puffballs.

  8. Imperfect Fungi • 25,000 species which include Penicillium, an important antibiotic. • They do not reproduce sexually.

  9. Interesting Facts • Fungi can be used for baking. • Fungi can used as a medicine. • Some trees cannot grow without fungi.

  10. THE END Research Declan and David PowerPoint Leo and Cooper

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