Fungus Foldable
Chapter 13 Section 3 (page 392 - 398)
Rotate your paper to landscape. Fold it in half. Fold in half again. Open it up. You should have four quarters. Fold the two outer
quarters to the middle. Fold the left side over the right side. The quarter you are looking at is your cover page.
Follow the following steps to complete your Protist Foldable.
Design a cover page for your foldable. Include a title and a picture (drawing with colour).
Write the following heading on pg 1 of your foldable: CHARACTERISTICS. Answer the following from pg 392-393:
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What are fungi?
How do fungi get nutrients?
Give an example of how fungi can be mutualistic.
What is the relationship between a fungus and a plant called?
Give the definition of the following terms: fungus, hypha, mycelium, spore
Draw a picture of the fungus and mycelium from pg 393
Write the following heading on pg 2 of your foldable: REPRODUCTION. Answer the following from pg 393
a) Explain how asexual reproduction occurs in fungi
b) Explain how sexual reproduction occurs in fungi
c) Draw the picture of the puffball releasing spores on pg 393.
Write the following heading on pg 3 of your foldable: THREADLIKE FUNGI. Answer the following from pg 394:
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What is a mold?
Where do molds live?
Are all molds decomposers?
How do molds reproduce asexually?
How do molds reproduce sexually?
Draw the picture of a sporangium from pg 394
Write the following heading on pg 4 of your foldable: SAC FUNGI. Answer the following questions from pg 395:
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Give four examples of sac fungi
How do sac fungi reproduce asexually?
How do sac fungi reproduce sexually?
How do yeasts reproduce?
In what ways are sac fungi useful to humans?
In what way are sac fungi harmful to humans?
Draw a picture of just one sac fungus from pg 395.
Write the following heading on pg 5 of your foldable: CLUB FUNGI. Answer the following questions from pg 396-397:
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What common shape do most club fungi have?
Where does the name “club fungi” come from?
How do club fungi reproduce sexually?
What are the most familiar club fungi?
What club fungus is very poisonous?
Give 3 examples of non-mushroom club fungi
Draw a picture of a club fungus from pg 396 or pg 397.
Write the following heading on pg 6 of your foldable: IMPERFECT FUNGI. Answer the following questions from pg 397:
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How do imperfect fungi reproduce?
What type of fungi are most imperfect fungi? (producers, consumers, or parasites)
Name 2 diseases caused by imperfect fungi.
Name 2 ways that imperfect fungi are useful to humans.
Draw the picture of penicillin growing on an orange (pg 397)
Write the following heading on pg 7 of your foldable: LICHENS. Answer the following questions from pg 397:
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Give the definition of a lichen
Are lichens producers or consumers? Give a reason for your answer.
Where can lichens be found?
In what unusual places can lichens grow?
Why are lichens a good indicator if air pollution?
Draw a picture of a lichen from pg 398.