BIOL 1011 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Hypha, Cephalopod, Chitin

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They are heterotrophs; they don"t make their own food because they are not photosynthetic. Multicellular or unicellular (e. g. yeast is unicellular without agella) Cell wall is made of chitin which is a polysaccharide (e. g. arthropod shells, cephalopod beaks, sh scales) Basic unit is hypha which is an extension of a number of cells. Hyphae makes up mycelium which is a mass of hyphae. Have walls that form in between cells with pores: coenocytic hyphae. Without cell walls and no septate (aseptate) Fungus has wrapped itself around the plasma membrane. Fungal growth is easy; it involved the secretion of material and digestion. Spores turn to fungi made by mitosis which are haploid. The fungus might choose to undergo sexual reproduction. Plasmogamy is the fusion of the cytoplasm. Karyogamy is the fusion of the nuclei. Zygotic meiosis (the zygote does not develop, but undergo meiosis. Each spore contains a nucleus, dehydrated cytoplasm, and protective coat.

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