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BESC 204 Test 3 Questions with Correct Answers How is fungi involved in bread? - Answer-Saccharomyces cerevisiae Egyptians first to make leavened bread from wild yeast, transfer leaven from one batch of bread to next Neper: god of grain Dried yeast has 40-50% protein, has high amounts Lysine (essential AA) Which cheeses use fungi to ripen - Answer-Gorgonzola Stilton Gammelost Roquefort Brie Penicillium camemberti Camembert Blue cheese What fungus is used to make Miso - Answer-...

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BESC 204 Final Exam with Complete Solutions Graded A+ This is the name used in class for the fungal structure characterized by a compact mass of hyphae with or without host tissue, usually with a darkened rind, and capable of surviving unfavorable environmental conditions: - Answer-sclerotium When a sporangium of Phytophthora infestants germinates: a. the sporangium produces a germ tube that forms an appressorium and infects the host b. the sporangium produces zoospores that encyst and...

BESC 204 Final Exam Questions and Answers All Correct The puccinia pathway refers to - Answer-the long distance transports of Urediospores of the wheat rust fungus during the growing season the lipophilic yeast associated with dandruff - Answer-Malasezzia Infection with this dimorphic fungus in thrush and "yeast infections" - Answer-Candida this is the genus of fungi associated with Keratitis, an eye infection associated with the use of Bausch and Lomb brand contact solution in 20...

BESC 204 Exam 3 Questions with Correct Answers What are the four ingredients found in a true beer"? - Answer-Yeast, hops, malt, and water List the traits of an ale. - Answer-- From Britain - Fermented at warmer temperatures (55-70 F) - Include robust-tasting beers, fruity and aromatic, pronounced taste What yeast is used to make ales? - Answer-Saccharomyces cerevisiae List the traits of a lager. - Answer-- From Czech Republic or Germany - Fermented at cooler temperatures (38-50 ...

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BESC 204 Exam 2 Questions with Answers All Correct What is the difference between a superficial infection and a systemic infection - Answer-superficial affects the dermal layers of skin. systemic means it spreads beyond point of inoculation why are fungal diseases are difficult to treat once they take hold - Answer-Their anatomy is very similar to our own, meaning most things that will kill them will kill us. They also can develop resistance to antifungals What is a secondary metabolite?...

BESC 204 Exam 1 with Complete Solutions Graded A+ Characteristics of Basidiomycota - Answer-- Produce a basidiospore as the sexual spore - Produce a basidium, usually on a macroscopic basidiocarp - Production of a well developed septate mycelium - Production of clamp connections in some species - Presence of Dolipore Septa in some species - Extended Dikaryotic stage Most Basidiomycota form their Basidiospores in/on a structure called the - Answer-- Basidiocarp Commonalities between...

BESC 204 Exam 2 Material Questions and Answers 2024 New Update What is the fungus responsible for coffee rust? - Answer-Hemileia vastatrix Describe stinking smut. - Answer-was seed borne, black, powdery spores were the cause of the disease, washing seed grains suppressed disease What is the fungus responsible for stinking smut? - Answer-Tilletia foetida Describe soybean rust. - Answer-soybeans, causes premature loss of foliage What is the fungus responsible for soybean rust? - Ans...

BESC 204 Exam 2 Questions with Complete Answers Updated What are the symptoms of Holy Fire? - Answer-swollen blisters rotting flesh burning sensation loss of limbs hallucinations When was the first recorded outbreak of "Holy Fire"? - Answer-C.E. 857 in the Rhine Valley First response to Holy Fire - Answer-1095, Gaston had a son who was cured by St. Anthony relics. The Order of St. Anthony Hospital - Answer-dedicated to relief of suffers name of illness changed to "St. Antho...