T or F Fungi can be unicellular or multicellular.

The cells of fungi (other than yeast) are arranged in these long, threadlike tubes.

The tiny reproductive bodies that are produced by most fungi.

The general name of fungi that consume dead organisms.

A lichen consists of a fungus and either an autorophic bacteria or this protozoan.

Fungi - Eukaryotes or Prokaryotes

Location of gills in the mushroom.

The reproductive structures produced above ground when environmental conditions are good.

T or F Some fungi are edible.

The type of relationship that the two organisms share in which both receive benefits.

T or F Fungi can reproduce only sexually.

Where fungi grow. (Hint - It has something to do with the "eating" habits of fungi)

Reproduction by producing spores - asexual or sexual

The gas yeast produces that makes bread rise.

Lichens are used as indicator organisms for this effect of human activity.

Fungi - Heterotrophs or Autotrophs

How fungi obtain their food.

The type of asexual reproduction unicellular yeast cells undergo.

T or F Fungi can cause diseases and prevent diseases.

The surfaces that lichens normally grow on.

Type of habitat all fungi need.

T or F Fungi feed on both living and dead organisms.

When environmental conditions are unfavorable, the structures that grow together in order to exchange genetic material (sexual reproduction).

The scientist that discovered that Penicillium mold killed bacteria.

T or F Athlete's Foot is a type lichen.