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Biology
B3 - infection and response
Viral,fungal and protists
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What are fungi classified as?
Eukaryotic
organisms
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How do fungi differ from plants and animals?
Fungi can be
unicellular
or
multicellular
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What are hyphae in fungi?
Thread-like structures that spread through
soil
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How can hyphae cause disease?
They can penetrate
human
skin or plants
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What do hyphae produce that helps fungi spread?
Spores
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What is Rose black spot?
A
fungal
disease affecting
rose
plants
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What symptoms does Rose black spot cause?
Purple or black spots on
leaves
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How does Rose black spot affect plant growth?
Reduces
photosynthesis
and growth
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How does Rose black spot spread?
By water or wind transportation
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What are two methods to treat Rose black spot?
Chop off infected leaves or use fungicides
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Why should infected leaves be destroyed?
To prevent the spread of fungi
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What are protists classified as?
Eukaryotic organisms
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How do protists differ from fungi?
Most protists are
unicellular
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What are some protists classified as?
Parasites
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How do protists spread?
By
vectors
like
insects
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What is malaria caused by?
A
parasitic
protist
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How is malaria transmitted?
By
mosquitoes
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What happens when a mosquito feeds on an infected animal?
It can suck up
malaria parasites
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What symptoms do humans experience with malaria?
Severe
fevers
and headaches
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What are recurrent episodes in malaria?
Symptoms that
come
and
go
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What is the best way to prevent malaria?
Stop vectors from spreading the protists
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How can we reduce mosquito populations?
Destroy breeding sites or use insecticides
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How can we protect ourselves from mosquito bites?
Use mosquito nets or repellent
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What are the key characteristics of fungi and protists?
Fungi
:
Eukaryotic
,
unicellular
or
multicellular
Example: Yeast (unicellular), Mushrooms (multicellular)
Protists: Eukaryotic, mostly unicellular
Some protists are
parasites
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What are the methods to treat fungal diseases like Rose black spot?
Chop off infected leaves
Use
fungicides
to kill fungi
Destroy infected leaves to prevent spread
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What are the prevention strategies for malaria?
Reduce
mosquito
populations
Destroy
breeding
sites
Use mosquito nets and repellents
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