fungi - general biology bsc 2005 · 2014-11-19 · family:phallaceae common stinkhorn phallus...
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Fungi
Saccharomyces
cerevisiae
“Ringworm”
actually caused by fungus in genus Tinea
Other related Tinea infections: athletes foot, jock itch
“Tinea versicolor”
Actually caused by fungus in genus: Malassezia
Azelaic acid is an antibiotic produced by fungus that also reduces melanin production
Honey mushroom, Armallaria
“humongous fungus”
Grows on living and dead trees
Bioluminescent
Bioluminescent fungi
(“foxfire”)
Family: Phallaceae
Common stinkhorn
Phallus impudicus
The dispersal of spores is
different from most
"typical" mushrooms that
spread their spores through
the air.
Stinkhorns instead produce
a sticky spore mass on their
tip which has a sharp, sickly-
sweet odor of carrion to
attract flies and other
insects.
Plate of agar with bacteria growing:
Plate of agar with bacteria showing “zones of inhibition”:Plate of agar with bacteria growing: