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Hyphae with no septa

Explore the fascinating world of fungal cellular structures, from the fusion of nuclei to metabolic pathways, thick-walled hyphal segments, and more. Delve into the complex network of hyphae and the fusion of cytoplasm, uncovering the mysteries of asexual and sexual life cycles. Learn about the different types of spores, cell wall components, and anaerobic metabolic processes. Discover the role of oomycetes in causing diseases like potato blight and grape downy mildew. Join us on a journey through the diverse forms and functions of fungal structures.

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Hyphae with no septa

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  1. Hyphae with no septa

  2. Pore Type within Septum

  3. Secreted Catalyst

  4. Structural Polymer in Oomycete Cell Walls

  5. Network of Hyphae

  6. Fusion of Nuclei

  7. Metabolic Pathway

  8. Large Bundles of Mycelia

  9. Fungal Storage Product

  10. Term for Asexual Life Cycle of a Fungus

  11. Term for Sexual Life Cycle of a Fungus

  12. Fusion of Cytoplasm

  13. Nuclear Condition of Hyphal Segment

  14. Thick-Walled Hyphal Segment; Breaks Off to Become a Spore

  15. Hyphal Outgrowth that Breaks Off and Functions as Spore (Hint: This is NOT a Sporangium)

  16. Asexual Structure in which Spores are Produced

  17. Stalk of a Sporangium

  18. General Term for Spores (Zoospores, Aplanospores) ProducedIn a Sporangium

  19. Non-Flagellated Spores Produced in a Sporangium

  20. Fungal Cell Wall Component

  21. Term for Hyphae with Septa

  22. Type of Mitosis Common in Fungi

  23. Type of Organism which Uptakes Carbohydrates

  24. Name of Molecule

  25. Anaerobic Metabolic Pathway

  26. Anaerobic Metabolic Process

  27. Major Eukaryotic Clade

  28. Flagella Type

  29. In Saprolegnia, Ploidy Level of Anamorphic Stage

  30. Flagellated Spores released from Sporangium in Saprolegnia

  31. Emerging Hypha from Germinating Spore in Saprolegnia

  32. Female Gametangium in Saprolegnia

  33. Dormant Zygote in Saprolegnia

  34. Disease that Ravaged Ireland in mid-19th Century

  35. Oomycete responsible for Late Potato Blight

  36. Fungal Disease of Grapes

  37. Oomycete Responsible for Grape Downy Mildew

  38. Fungal Disease of Mustards

  39. Oomycete Responsible for White Rust

  40. Fungal Disease of Seedlings

  41. Oomycete Responsible for Damping Off Disease

  42. Physarum Name of this Structure

  43. Physarum Ploidy Level of a Nucleus in this Structure

  44. Physarum Name of this Reproductive Structure

  45. Physarum Dormant Phase of Physarum Plasmodium

  46. Dictyostelium Name for Structure formed by Aggregating Myxamoebae

  47. Dictyostelium Ploidy Level of Nucleus in Each Cell

  48. Chemical Messenger

  49. Dictyostelium Name of Structure

  50. Dictyostelium Name for Spore Producing Structure

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