Column A 1. conidiospores 2. apothecia 3. plasmodium 4. basidiospores 5. quill wort 6. sunflower 7. coconut palm 8. magnoliids 9. spike moss 10. prothallus 11. maiden hair tree 12. isidia/soredia 13. orchids 14. arbuscular mycorrhizae 15. amitochondriate Column B A. Physarum B. Aspergillus C. Lycoperdon D. Dictyostelium E. Polypodium F. Caryophyllids G. Allomyces H. Pelomyxa I. Liliales J. Rhizopus K. Isoetes L. Peziza M. Ranunculales N. Rosids O. Persea americana (avocado tree) P. Commenilids Q. Ginkgo R. Selaginella S. Asterids T. Glomeromycota U. lichen

Column A 1. conidiospores 2. apothecia 3. plasmodium 4. basidiospores 5. quill wort 6. sunflower 7. coconut palm 8. magnoliids 9. spike moss 10. prothallus 11. maiden hair tree 12. isidia/soredia 13. orchids 14. arbuscular mycorrhizae 15. amitochondriate Column B A. Physarum B. Aspergillus C. Lycoperdon D. Dictyostelium E. Polypodium F. Caryophyllids G. Allomyces H. Pelomyxa I. Liliales J. Rhizopus K. Isoetes L. Peziza M. Ranunculales N. Rosids O. Persea americana (avocado tree) P. Commenilids Q. Ginkgo R. Selaginella S. Asterids T. Glomeromycota U. lichen

Biology 2e

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781947172517

Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter24: Fungi

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2VCQ: Figure 24.17 Which of the following statements is true? A basidium is the fruiting body of a...

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