The nuclei found within the fungal body are usually in contrast to the nuclei of

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The nuclei found within the fungal body are usually in contrast to the nuclei of animal cells which are diploid Their odor attracts pigs; they are very expensive Like animals, fungi are living on nutrients stored in the bodies or wastes of other organisms A disease that has killed nearly all the elm trees in the United States Used in the production of beer. wine, cheese and bread Agents of decay Hut digest the bodies of dead organisms Named for the ability of their haploid hyphae to "mate" and produce zygotes Responsible for the majority of plant diseases Consist of microscopically thin thread-like filaments called hyphae, that grow into interwoven masses called mycelium Members of this phyla Produce club-shaped reproductive structure Symbiotic Relations between fungi and plant roots b Have invaded habitats ranging from deserts to the Arctic tundra Have a sac-like case, or accuse, in which spores form during sexual reproduction As fungi make an incalculable contribution to ecosystem, Hypothesized to be the modern fungi most closely related to the first fungi Hyphae are often divided by partitions called

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ACROSS

3. HAPLOID

4 CHYTRIDS

11 .HETROTROPHIC

14. DUTCH ELM DISEASE

15 YEAST

16 SAPROBES

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2 PARASITIC FUNGI

5 TRUFFLES

6 BASIDIOMYCETES

7. MYCORRHIZAE

8 LICHENS

9 ASCOMYCETES

10 DECOMPOSERS

12 CHYTRIDS

13 SEPTA

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