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Chapter 20<br />

Name Date Class<br />

9<br />

are produced during the life cycles of<br />

most fungi.<br />

A gametangia<br />

B spores<br />

C conidiphores<br />

D zygospores<br />

Use the following illustration to answer questions 10<br />

and 11.<br />

<br />

<br />

bm<br />

In which group of fungi has sexual reproduction<br />

never been observed<br />

A common molds<br />

B sac fungi<br />

C club fungi<br />

D imperfect fungi<br />

bn<br />

Which structures form when Rhizopus stolonifer<br />

reproduces sexually<br />

A ascospores<br />

B basidiospores<br />

C conidiophores<br />

D zygospores<br />

bo<br />

How do yeasts reproduce asexually<br />

A forming spores<br />

B budding<br />

C fragmentation<br />

D joining with lichens<br />

bk<br />

Identify the structure shown above.<br />

A lichen<br />

B mushroom<br />

C Bird’s Nest fungus<br />

D mycorrhizae<br />

bl<br />

Organism A produces food for itself and for<br />

Organism B. Classify the relationship between<br />

the two organisms.<br />

A parasitic<br />

B mutualistic<br />

C commensalistic<br />

D saprophytic<br />

bp<br />

While digging in your vegetable garden, you<br />

find that the roots of the plants are covered with<br />

a fungal network, but that the plants are healthy<br />

and growing vigorously. What explains this<br />

A bioremediation<br />

B mycorrhizae<br />

C haustoria<br />

D lichen<br />

Copyright © Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.<br />

40 CHAPTER 20 STANDARDIZED TEST PRACTICE

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