Bacteria vs. Fungi Cell size: Growth condition: pH Temperature aw Yeasts vs. Molds Yeasts Molds uni-cellul

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Bacteria vs. Fungi Cell size: Growth condition: pH Temperature aw Yeasts vs. Molds Yeasts Molds uni-cellul

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Kingdom: Fungi

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What are mycotoxins?

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Microorganisms

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Mycology

Mycology. General Properties of fungi: Fungi are a diverse group of saprophytic and parasitic eukaryotic organisms that varies in complexity and size, ranging from the single-cell microscopic yeasts to multicellular molds, macroscopic puffballs, and mushrooms.

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Fungi

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Kingdom Fungi

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Yeasts

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Kingdom Fungi

Kingdom Fungi. Eukaryotes Cell wall made of chitin, a carbohydrate (same compound as exoskeleton of insects!!!!!) Most multicellular : mushrooms, molds Some unicellular : yeasts Heterotrophs : - decomposers - some parasites Body made is made of filaments called hyphae

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MOLDS

aka Zycomycota-conjugation fungi. MOLDS. Julia Allcott. Key features. Molds are rapidly reproducing multicellular fungi that feed on substrates. Life cycle. This is a generalization of the lifecycle of a mold, this is the life cycle of fungus,. Essay related pics.

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Kingdom: Fungi

Domain Archaebacteria. Domain Eukaryotes. Domain Bacteria. Common ancestor. Kingdom: Fungi. Eukaryotes. General characteristics. Classification criteria eukaryotes heterotrophs must feed off of others mostly multicellular except one-celled yeasts cell wall. Structure. Cells

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