Fungi online interactive activity from Teaching Treasures

heading fungi

Spores are produced in the gills.
Spores are dispersed by wind and insects.
Spores are in the gills of a mushroom.
All mushrooms have a cap and stalk.
The stalk is also called the 'stipe'.
Basidium has nothing to do with fungi.
A mushroom has a 'fruiting body'
The study of fungi is called Fungicology.
Mushrooms are the most common fungi.
Slime molds are not classed as fungi.
The upper part of a mushroom is the 'cap'.
The gills have cells that bear the spores.
Most fungi are made up of hyphae.
There are millions of identified fungi.
Yeast is not a fungi.
A mycologist studies fungi.
Fungi never causes harm to fruit trees.
There is no such thing as 'water mold'
Lichens are of the fungus algae classification.
The study of fungi is called mycology.

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