1. taxonomic category within a kingdom-phylum
This taxonomic category is at level below Kingdom and above Class (e.g Arthropoda, Chordata, Mollusca)
2. plant that lives on decaying organic matter-saprophyte
Saprotrophic plants or saprophytes use saprotrophic nutrition meaning that have extracellular digestion to process death organic matter.
3. break down of complex molecules into simpler ones- fermentation
Fermentation is a metabolic process that breaks down organic substrates in order to obtain energy. These processes are performed without the presence of oxygen (anaerobic processes).
4. multi-nucleated thread-like structures of fungi hyphae
This is one of the basic structural unit of fungi-long, filamentous structure that can form network-micelium. It is used for vegetative reproduction.
5. mycelia responsible for obtaining food from non-living organic material rhizoids
Rhizodis are unicellular or multicellular stuctures (branching hyphae) found in fungi that are similar to root hairs of plants. These structures are involved in saprotrophic nutrition of fungi.
6. asexual reproduction of yeast budding
Budding is a type of asexual reproduction in which a new organism develops from some generative anatomical part of the parent organism.
7. a group of hyphae mycelia
Mycelum is fungi’s vegetative body that consists of network of branching hyphae.
8. reproductive cells which can tolerate bad conditions spores
Spores are reproductive structure, part of the fungi life cycle, that can be involved in sexual or asexual reproduction, vary in structure that are formed in. Spores are usually haploid and unicellular.
9. structures which house the reproductive formation fruiting
Fruit is a structure in flowering plants that contains seed and it is responsible for seed dispersal and nutrition.
10. mutually positive relationship between two species symbiosis
Symbiosis is biological interaction between two species that can be mutualistic, commensalistic, or parasitic. More specifically, symbiosis refers to positive interaction for both members of it.
11. plant or animal which supports a parasite host
Parasitic relationship between species is the one in which organism (the parasite), lives on or in another organism (host).This relationship is positive for parasite but negative for the host.
