Fungal cell walls are different from plant cell walls because fungal walls contain:
A) cellulose, while plant walls have chitin.
B) glycogen, while plant walls have cellulose.
C) glycoprotein, while plant walls have starch.
D) chitin, while plant walls have cellulose.
E) cellulose, while plant walls have pectin.
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Q2: Which of the following features are characteristic
Q3: The mat-like structure composed of hyphal threads
Q4: The interwoven mass of cells that forms
Q5: The worldwide die-off of frogs has been
Q6: Based on the fossil record, the oldest
Q8: Fungi are similar to plants because both:
A)are
Q9: In which environment would you most likely
Q10: Which fungal group produces swimming, flagellated spores?
A)zygomycetes
B)chytrids
C)basidiomycetes
D)ascomycetes
E)glomeromycetes
Q11: Both bacteria and fungi digest food by:
A)secreting
Q12: The dominant generation in the fungal life
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