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BIOL 1002 REAL EXAM 2025 PRACTICEQUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS/ BIOLOGY
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QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
saprobes - ANSWER General term for organisms that derives nutrients from
decaying material
mycorrhizae - ANSWER Mutualistic partnership involving fungi and plant roots
Rumen fungi - ANSWER Division that is found in the intestine of
herbivores
ascomycete - ANSWER Division of fungi that have septa and reproduce using
ascus
mycelium - ANSWER Fungal feeding network that is usually unseen
sporangia - ANSWER General term for structures that make spores
blastoclade - ANSWER A type of fungi that can be parasitic on aquatic
invertebrates.
basidiomycete - ANSWER Division of fungi that the common mushroom belongs in
basidiospores - ANSWER Reproductive cells formed from basidia by the process of
meiosis
chitin - ANSWER Material used to build the cell wall of a fungus.
spores - ANSWER General structures used by fungi for reproduction
chytrids - ANSWER Organisms in the aquatic fungal division
zygomycete - ANSWER Group that is no longer a formally recognized taxonomic
group
ascus - ANSWER Name of the sac that contains the spores of ascomycete
septa - ANSWER Partitioning structures present in some species of fungi
glomeromycete - ANSWER Division of fungus involved in mycorrhizae
hyphae - ANSWER threadlike components of mycelium
,fairy ring - ANSWER Whimsical name for a ring of reproductive structures of
basidiomycete
basidia - ANSWER Club shaped spore producing structure of basidiomycete
zygospores - ANSWER Thick walled structure the forms from the fusion of two
different mating types of zygomycete
lichen - ANSWER Mutualistic partnership involving fungi and unicellular
photosynthetic organisms
archegonium - ANSWER female equivalent of antheridias
vascular plants - ANSWER general name for plants with xylem and phloem
gymnosperms - ANSWER type of plants that were the last to evolve
pollen - ANSWER structure that allows land plants to break the ties to water
alternation of generations - ANSWER three word phrase that describes the life
cycles for land plants and their algal ancestors
antheridias - ANSWER structure in seedless plants and earlier that protects and
contains the sperm until reproduction
cuticle - ANSWER plant structure that helps prevent desiccation
seeds - ANSWER evolutionary replacement (and improvement) in later plants that
takes over the function of spores from the earlier plants
fruit - ANSWER structure that contains seeds in organisms in the group of
gymnosperms
nonvascular - ANSWER ______plants; less scientific name for bryophytes
bryophytes - ANSWER the more scientific name for the general group of plants that
first evolved to land.
gamete - ANSWER cell that forms to start the diploid phase of the life cycle for
plants (and others)
angiosperms - ANSWER type of plants with seeds but lacking both fruit and flower
stomata - ANSWER land plant characteristics that allows gas exchange
gametophyte - ANSWER opposite of sporophyte in the life cycle
sporophyte - ANSWER with dependent a general trend of land plant evolution
, flower - ANSWER a structure that increases reproductive success for
gymnosperms
lignin - ANSWER material found in some land plants that adds strength and support
conifers - ANSWER the only group of angiosperms that still has great success
world wide
decomposers - ANSWER As a group, fungi are _____.
photoautotrophs
decomposers
herbivores
carnivores
chemoautotrophs
surroundings - ANSWER Fungi release digestive enzymes into their _____.
surroundings
gastrovascular cavity
stomach
hyphae
mycelia
meiosis - ANSWER Basidia produce spores by a process known as _____.
decomposition
mitosis
meiosis
hyphae
binary fission
ascomycete - ANSWER __________ also known as sac fungi, include morels,
yeasts, and the species that produces penicillin.
lichen - ANSWER A(n) ____ is a symbiotic association between a fungus and a
single-celled alga or cyanobacterium. The fungus protects the photosynthesizer from
harsh conditions while consuming the extra nutrients it produces.
sporangia; zygosporangia - ANSWER Zygomycetes reproduce asexually through
the haploid spores formed in _______, or sexually through diploid nuclei formed in
________.
Basidiomycetes - ANSWER _______ are called club fungi because they produce
club-shaped reproductive structures like toadstools.
mycorrhiza - ANSWER A(n) ______ is a symbiotic association between a fungus
and the roots of a plant. The fungus receives energy-rich sugar molecules produced
by the plant while passing minerals and nutrients from the soil to the root.
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