Fungus

1. Fungi can produce both asexually and sexually

True

False

2. Fungi can live almost anywhere, though the majority of them live on land. They can also live in damp soil, foods lik ebread, and humans.

True

False

3. Parasitic fungi feeds on living hosts, while saprobes or saprophytes break down rotten organisms and substances that contain organic compounds

True

False

4. Fungi are:

Autotrophs

Green

Plants that have chloroplasts

Heterotrophs

5. Select the examples of fungus

Mushrooms

Protozoan

Yeast

Mold

Amoeba

Submit

6. Fungi have very complex respiratory, digestive, and transport systems.

True

False

7. With asexual reproduction, asexual spores may be produced directly from the ________in some fungi, without the need for fruiting bodies

Hypha

Spores

Cell wall

Digestive system

8. Fungus is any group of unicellular, multicellular, or syncytial spore-producing organism feeding on other animals

True

False

9. Food is stored as ___________.

Starch

Glycogen

Glucose

Waste

Fungus

1. Fungi can produce both asexually and sexually

2.

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2. Fungi can live almost anywhere, though the majority of them live on land. They can also live in damp soil, foods lik ebread, and humans.

3. Parasitic fungi feeds on living hosts, while saprobes or saprophytes break down rotten organisms and substances that contain organic compounds

4. Fungi are:

5. Select the examples of fungus

6. Fungi have very complex respiratory, digestive, and transport systems.

7. With asexual reproduction, asexual spores may be produced directly from the ________in some fungi, without the need for fruiting bodies

8. Fungus is any group of unicellular, multicellular, or syncytial spore-producing organism feeding on other animals

9. Food is stored as ___________.