A) can attack both plants and animals.
B) do not cause obvious deleterious symptoms in the host.
C) immediately result in the death of the host.
D) weaken the host, allowing it to be attacked by other organisms.
E) grow on the outside of a plant, while parasites always grow on the inside.
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A) is multicellular and photosynthetic.
B) lacks cell walls and reproduces by spores.
C) has prokaryotic cells and cell walls made of cellulose.
D) has cell walls made of chitin and obtains its food by absorptive heterotrophy.
E) is unicellular and eukaryotic.
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A) saprobic.
B) competitive.
C) predatory.
D) parasitic.
E) mutualistic.
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A) Their hyphae penetrate the wall of the plant host cell.
B) They form treelike hyphal structures inside the plant host cell.
C) They improve phosphorus uptake by the host plant.
D) They form a dense web of hyphae around the outside of the plant root.
E) They can also form on the leaves of the host plant to improve nitrogen uptake.
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A) Ascomycota.
B) microsporidia.
C) chytrids.
D) Basidiomycota.
E) mycorrhizae.
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A) plant pathogens.
B) plant mutualists.
C) decomposers.
D) primary producers.
E) carbon cyclers.
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A) loses water more quickly.
B) takes up nutrients more quickly.
C) loses water more slowly.
D) becomes a different mating type.
E) may or may not represent a different mating type.
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A) carbon
B) phosphorus
C) sulfur
D) nitrogen
E) water
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A) one haploid nucleus.
B) one diploid nucleus.
C) two diploid nuclei.
D) two haploid nuclei.
E) a single diploid nucleus, which then splits into two haploid nuclei.
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A) hypha; mycelia; filamentous
B) mycelium; hyphae; filamentous
C) rhizoid; mycelia; multinucleate
D) mycelium; hyphae; coenocytic
E) hypha; mycelia; coenocytic
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A) two haploid nuclei.
B) two nuclei, either haploid or diploid.
C) one diploid nucleus.
D) one nucleus, either haploid or diploid.
E) one diploid nucleus, which splits into two haploid nuclei.
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A) formation of a zygosporangium and cellulose in the cell walls.
B) formation of a zygosporangium and coenocytic hyphae.
C) coenocytic hyphae and ability to form arbuscular mycorrhizae.
D) coenocytic hyphae and ability to reproduce asexually.
E) ability to reproduce asexually and to form arbuscular mycorrhizae.
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A) Septa
B) Mycelia
C) Rhizoids
D) Coenocytic hyphae
E) Fruiting bodies
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A) Basidiomycota
B) Yeasts
C) Zygospore fungi
D) Chytrids
E) Microsporidia
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A) Chytrids are specialized fungi that evolved this trait from fungal ancestors that lacked flagellated cells.
B) Presence of flagellated cells in chytrids shows that they are more closely related to animals and choanoflagellates than to actual fungi.
C) Chytrids evolved flagellated cells as an adaptation to living in water.
D) Flagella have evolved repeatedly in many different eukaryotic groups, and their presence is evolutionarily meaningless.
E) Flagellated cells in chytrids are a remnant of the common ancestry of fungi, animals, and choanoflagellates that has been lost in other fungi.
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A) Conversion of starch to ethanol
B) Production of antibiotics
C) Remediation of environmental pollution
D) Production of carbohydrates
E) Production of citric acid for flavoring soft drinks
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A) Most have predatory lifestyles and have evolved to be exceptionally good at targeting prey.
B) They are tolerant of environmental extremes and can produce massive amounts of dormant spores when conditions become unfavorable.
C) They are able to grow quickly when food sources become available and have high surface area-to-volume ratios to maximize nutrient uptake.
D) Individual hyphae are very slender and can penetrate small spaces to acquire nutrients inaccessible to larger organisms.
E) There is no size limit to the organisms they can consume-by digesting their food externally, they can break down larger food molecules outside of their cells and absorb smaller molecules through their membranes.
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A) meiotic division of a diploid fungal cell.
B) mitotic division of a diploid fungal cell.
C) mitotic division of a haploid fungal cell.
D) meiotic division of a diploid fungal cell, followed by one mitotic division of each resulting cell.
E) plasmogamy of two haploid fungal cells.
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