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Chapter 19 Kingdom Fungi

Stern's Introductory Plant Biology 12Th edition By Bidlack

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Chapter 19 Kingdom Fungi

 

Complete Chapter Questions With Answers

 

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Multiple Choice Questions

  1. True fungi differ from slime molds in
    A.producing spores.
    B. having chitin in their cell walls.
    C. having forms without cell walls between their nuclei.
    D. having forms with motile reproductive cells.
    E. having sexual reproduction.

 

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  1.  Which of the following groups of fungi and fungi-like organisms do NOT have chitin in the cell walls?
    A. bread molds
    B.  cup fungi
    C.  club fungi
    D.  water molds
    E.  imperfect fungi

 

  1. A mass of interconnected hyphae is called a
    A.plasmodium.
    B. thallus.
    C. mycelium.
    D. capillitium.
    E. coenocyte.

 

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  1. Filaments of fungi are woven together in a tangled mass called a
    A.hypha.
    B. mycelium.
    C. reproductive body.
    D. lichen.
    E. budding body.

 

Stern – 019 Chapter… #33
 

  1. These are heterotrophs which have a cell wall polysaccharide called chitin.
    A.fungi
    B. protists
    C. monerans
    D. plants
    E. algae

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