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11 C Fungus like protists Fungus like protists Heterotrophic, need moist environments Cell walls of cellulose (not chitin) Motile Example: water molds & slime molds

11 C Fungus like protists ► Fungus like protists Heterotrophic, need moist environments Cell walls of cellulose (not chitin) Motile Example: water

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Page 1: 11 C Fungus like protists ► Fungus like protists  Heterotrophic, need moist environments  Cell walls of cellulose (not chitin)  Motile  Example: water

11 C Fungus like protists►Fungus like protists

Heterotrophic, need moist environments Cell walls of cellulose (not chitin) Motile Example: water molds & slime molds

Page 2: 11 C Fungus like protists ► Fungus like protists  Heterotrophic, need moist environments  Cell walls of cellulose (not chitin)  Motile  Example: water

1. Water molds- Phylum Oomycota► Aquatic members live on dead or decaying

organic matter (like dead fish)► Land members parasitize plants blights

(crop loss)► Ex. Irish Potato famine (1845-1847) Ireland’s

population 8mil to 4 mil go to USA

► Asexual reproduction: sporangia produce zoospores that swim away

► Sexual reproduction: sperm and ova with fertilization tubes

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2. Slime molds – (DECOMPOSERS!)► 2 phased life cycle-

feeding phase – mold looks like amoeba, eats bacteria & organic matter (slimy white/yellow/red mass)

Reproductive phase - fruiting bodies produce spores

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2. Slime molds- cont’d►A. Phylum Acrasiomycota – cellular slime

molds Amoeba like, unicellular, crawl in moist

areas decomposing When food scarce – gather together into

colony (called pseudoplasmodium) looks like slimy slug forms fruiting bodies

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2. Slime molds- cont’d►B. Phylum Myxomycota

– cellular plasmodial slime molds Plasmodium is multinucleate – cells all come

together and cell walls dissolve, creeps like a blob & phagocytizes organic matter

When food is scarse fruiting body form sspores haploid cells emerge fuse do mitosis without cytokinesis new plasmodium