Plant Bio Day 7

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Characteristics of Fungi

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Intro to Fungi

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Characteristics of Fungi

  • Heterotrophs

  • Eukaryotic

  • Multicellular or Unicellular

  • Cell wall: chitin

  • External digestion of food

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Main body of Fungi is:

Haploid

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Unicellular Fungi

Yeast

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What part of fungi is reproductive

Top

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2 kinds of hyphae

Septate & Coenocytic

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Specialized hyphae

  • Hyphae adapted to trap / kill prey

  • Haustoria

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4 main events of fungi life cycle

  1. Plasmogamy

  2. Karyogamy

  3. Meiosis

  4. Germination

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Spores in Fungi

  • Haploid (1n)

  • Small

  • Each contain nucleus, dehydrated cytoplasm & protective coat

  • Some remain dormant for long periods

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Spores produced by

  • Mitosis (Asexual)

  • Meiosis (Sexual)

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Spores functions

  • Move to new food source

  • Avoid / wait out adverse environment

  • New genetic combination (sexual reproduction)

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How does Asexual reproduction in fungi work

  1. Spores in sporangia

  • Black bread mold

  1. Conidia (spores) in conidiophores

  • Penicillium

  1. Budding

  • Yeast

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5 phyla of Fungi

  • Chytrids

  • Zygomycetes

  • Glomeromycetes

  • Ascomycetes

  • Basidiomycetes

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Phylum Chytridiomycota

  • 1K species

  • Single cells or colonies w hyphae

  • Flagellated spore

  • Aquatic, soil

  • Decomposers, parasites, commensals (digestive tract of sheep & cattle)

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Flagellated Spore (zoospore)

Haploid, Asexually produced

Zoo = swims

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Spore release in Chytrid

Converts entire contents of flasked shaped body (thallus) into flagellated asexual zoospores

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Amphibian Decline Worldwide

  • ⅓ amphibian pop serious decline

  • One major cause: chrytrid. Infects skin

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Phylum Zygomycota

  • 1000 species

  • Coenocytic (non-seperate) hyphae

  • Decomposers, parasites, commensals

  • Lives in cow shit

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Insect Destroyer

  • Spore infects, fungus grows

  • Death at dusk

  • Mind control: summiting, head glued

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Phylum Glomeromycota

  • 160 species

  • Arbuscules

  • Non-septate hyphae

  • ASEXUAL ONLY

  • Obligate symbionts: mycorrhizae

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Site of nutrients exchange between plant & fungi

Arbuscules

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Phylum Basidiomycota

  • 30K species

  • Decomposers & ectomycorrhizal

  • Long-lived dikaryotic mycelium

  • Multicelluar (& some yeasts)

  • Septate mycelia

  • Asexual / sexual

  • Decomposers

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Multicellular sexual reproduction (Basidiomycota)

  • Fruiting body = basidiocarp (mushroom, puffball, bracket)

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Multicellular Asexual Reproduction (Basidiomycota)

conidia formed by hyphae

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Phylum Ascomycota

  • “Sac fungi”

  • 65K species

  • Multicellular or unicellular (yeast)

  • Asexual / sexual

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Multicellular asexual reproduction (Ascomycota)

Conidia

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Multicellular Sexual Reproduction

Fruiting body = ascocarp

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Truffles

  • Ectomycorrhizae with trees

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Penecillium examples

  • Blue cheese

  • Source of penicillin (antibiotic)

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Unicellular Asexual Reproduction in Ascomycota

Yeast → Budding

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Multicellular Asexual Reproduction in Ascomycota

Formation of Conidia (spores) on conidiophores

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Sexual Reproduction: Multicellular Ascomycota

Formation of Ascospores in Ascus

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# of spores in each ascus

8

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Ergot Alkaloids

  • Several kinds

  • Restrict blood flow: gangrenous ergotism

  • St. Anthony’s Fire

  • Salem witch trials

  • Medical uses

  • LSD

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Fungi that hurts lungs (unavoidable)

Aspergillus fumigatus

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Distinguishing Ft. of Chytridiomycota

Flagellated spores

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Distinguishing Ft. of Zygomycota

Resistant zygosporangium as sexual stage

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Distinguishing Ft. of Glomeromycota

Form arbuscular mycorrhizae with plants

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Distinguishing Ft. of Ascomycota

Sexual spores (ascospores) borne internally in sacs

Produce vast # of asexual spores (conidia)

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Distinguishing Ft. of Basidiomycota

Elaborate fruiting body containing many basidia that produce sexual spores

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Plasmogamy

Fusion of cytoplasm

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Karyogamy

Fusion of nuclei

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Heterokayotic stage

unfused from different parents (n+n)

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basidiocarp life cycle: 2 mating types

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