Slide 1 Slide 2 PUFFBALLS Description: Depending on their size, puffballs have been mistaken at a distance for everything from golf balls to sheep. These round or pear-shaped…

1. Chapter21Fungi 2. What are Fungi?• The way in which Fungi grow fromthe ground once led scientists toclassify them asnonphotosynthetic plants• However, they are not…

1. Chapter21 Fungi 2. What are Fungi? The way in which Fungi grow from the ground once led scientists to classify them as nonphotosynthetic plants However,…

LESSON 8 algae chlorophyll-containing, plantlike protists that produce oxygen as a result of photosynthesis.  ascus saclike, spore-producing strucutre of sac fungi.…

Slide 1Kingdom Fungi Continued...... Slide 2 Fungal Phyla 3 phyla but 4 groups: Phylum Zygomycota (zygomycetes or bread molds): Meiospores made by zygosporangium (resistant…

Slide 112345 All fungi 1.make their food. 2.absorb their food. 3.produce mushrooms. 4.have chlorophyll. Slide 2 12345 Fungi do NOT 1.carry on photosynthesis. 2.grow on their…

Slide 1Kingdom Fungi Looking at those little things that grow on trees and the ground… Mushrooms & friends Slide 2 Characteristics Present in marine and terrestrial…

Slide 1 The “Do you really know what you need to know, or do you just think that you know what you really need to know for the test on Protists and Fungi that you will…

Slide 1 Fungus Slide 2 Evolution Diverged 1.5 billion years ago Gymnosperms - 300 mya First land plants – 500 mya 400 mya current phyla emerged After the Permian-Triassic…