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Key terms about major fungal groups and diseases.

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Crucigrama Fun with FungiVersión en línea Key terms about major fungal groups and diseases. por Jan Barbee 1 Common bread mold with dark spore cases belong to this family. 2 Unicellular fungi used in bread, cheese, and wine. 3 This Fungal diseases is known for the powdery white coatings on leaves. 4 Infect grains, usually on rye, can cause illness and hallucinations when ingested. 5 This organism is unique for being a combination of a fungus and an algae; but it helps to survive in its frigid tundra biome. 6 A type of wilt and soilborne pathogen causing damping-off and leaf yellowing; especially in tomatoes and other members of the Solanceous Family. 7 Fungal diseases producing dark lesions on wood and leaves; especially on Dogwoods which were nearly decimated in the mid-west. 8 Fungal disease that deforms and curls leaves on fruit trees, especially peaches. 9 A sought after, edible sac fungus common in mid-west woodlands with a sponge-like hollow interior. 10 Underground fungi connected to trees; highly prized and valuable edible fungi. 11 Disease causing rapid tissue death in crops like potatoes. 12 Tumor-like outgrowths on trees from abnormal cell growth. 13 Red-spored disease affecting leaves and grains such as wheat, corn, or barley. 14 Disease forming deformed seeds and sticky ooze in crops; very common on corn crops. Ironically, it can be seen as an edible delicacy. 15 Wood-dwelling fungus whose fruiting bodies form tough, ridged stacks on the bark of a tree. 16 Fungal fruiting bodies resembling delicate structures that look more like they belong on the ocean floor. 17 Large round fruiting bodies that release spores when mature; often found growing in grassy areas. 18 Fungal family including many mushrooms and other related forms. 19 This tree was almost wiped out of American forests when Dutch colonist brought in a powdery Mildew Fungus on Apple trees. 20 Water molds; fungus-like organisms that ALWAYS cause diseases in the worst way - oh my! 18 3 20 5 6 10 7 14 8 19 17 11 16 13 12 15 2 4

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Fun with FungiVersión en línea

Key terms about major fungal groups and diseases.

por Jan Barbee

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Common bread mold with dark spore cases belong to this family.

Unicellular fungi used in bread, cheese, and wine.

This Fungal diseases is known for the powdery white coatings on leaves.

Infect grains, usually on rye, can cause illness and hallucinations when ingested.

This organism is unique for being a combination of a fungus and an algae; but it helps to survive in its frigid tundra biome.

A type of wilt and soilborne pathogen causing damping-off and leaf yellowing; especially in tomatoes and other members of the Solanceous Family.

Fungal diseases producing dark lesions on wood and leaves; especially on Dogwoods which were nearly decimated in the mid-west.

Fungal disease that deforms and curls leaves on fruit trees, especially peaches.

A sought after, edible sac fungus common in mid-west woodlands with a sponge-like hollow interior.

Underground fungi connected to trees; highly prized and valuable edible fungi.

Disease causing rapid tissue death in crops like potatoes.

Tumor-like outgrowths on trees from abnormal cell growth.

Red-spored disease affecting leaves and grains such as wheat, corn, or barley.

Disease forming deformed seeds and sticky ooze in crops; very common on corn crops. Ironically, it can be seen as an edible delicacy.

Wood-dwelling fungus whose fruiting bodies form tough, ridged stacks on the bark of a tree.

Fungal fruiting bodies resembling delicate structures that look more like they belong on the ocean floor.

Large round fruiting bodies that release spores when mature; often found growing in grassy areas.

Fungal family including many mushrooms and other related forms.

This tree was almost wiped out of American forests when Dutch colonist brought in a powdery Mildew Fungus on Apple trees.

Water molds; fungus-like organisms that ALWAYS cause diseases in the worst way - oh my!

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