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CLASSES OF FUNGI : (ZYCOMYCOTA (GROWTH REQUIREMENTS (OXYGEN (Aerobic,…

- - - - For spores spreading
    - - Living organisms
        
        Dead organisms
    - - Aerobic
        
        Anaerobic
    - - Acidic
- - - - Aquatic
      - Guts of herbivores – helps with the digestion of plain material
      - Parasitic – Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis which infect the skin of the frogs
  - - - The only fungus with motile form – the reproductive cells
        have flagella
      - Rhizoids with no true mycelium
      - Can be unicellular or multicellular
- - - - Mycelia of continuous hyphae with many haploid nuclei
      - Multicellular
  - - - Asexual spores develop in sporangia on the tips of
        aerial hyphae
      - Sporangia support and houses hundreds of
        sporangiospores (asexual spores)
  - - - Terrestrial
      - Some are parasites on plants, insects or small plants
  - - - Sexual spores known as zygospores
      - Zygospores remain dormant in adverse environment
  - - - For spore spreading
    - - Unused nutrients (not utilized by the arthropod)
    - - Aerobic
      - Anaerobic
    - - Alkali
- - - - Anaerobic
    - - Water vapour is necessary for basidiospore to spread
    - - Available organic matter and nutrients
    - - Acidic
- - - - Neutral
    - - Does not require water as most of them live on land
    - - Aerobic
    - - Insoluble organic substances