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Fungi: are multicellular organisms that are plantlike in appearance.
Mycology: study of fungi.
Mycelium: body of a fungus is called
Rhizoids: descending hyphae
Stolon: horizon hyphae
Sporangiophores: a vertical hyphae that bear sporangia on their tip.
vascular plants: are large terrestrial plants that thrive can survive even in areas with limited water supply.
Bryophtes: are terrestrial moisture-loving plants that are usually found in bogs, shady and moist places.
Asymmetrical: animals with irregular body plans
Symmetrical: animal with regular body plans
Bilateral symmetrical: is a body plan where the body parts are arranged equally on the left and right sides of the body
Radial symmetry: is a body plan where the body parts are arranged circularly around the axis of the body
Sponges: known as the simplest animals
Invertebrates: ____ are those that lack the vertebral column as the supporting structure.
Choanocytes: these pores and canal systems are lined with specialized flagellated cells are called ____.
Mesoglea: In between the germ layers is a gelatinous matrix called ___.
Asconoid: is a canal system that is shaped like a simple tube perforated by pores
Syconoid: is a canal system that is larger than asconoids
Leuconoid: is the largest and most complex canal system
Cnidarians: are found mostly in marine environments.
Across:4. | ____ are those that lack the vertebral column as the supporting structure. | 5. | these pores and canal systems are lined with specialized flagellated cells are called ____. | 7. | animals with irregular body plans | 12. | a vertical hyphae that bear sporangia on their tip. | 13. | is the largest and most complex canal system | 15. | body of a fungus is called | 16. | horizon hyphae | 17. | are terrestrial moisture-loving plants that are usually found in bogs, shady and moist places. | 18. | are found mostly in marine environments. | 19. | are multicellular organisms that are plantlike in appearance. |
| | Down:1. | In between the germ layers is a gelatinous matrix called ___. | 2. | are large terrestrial plants that thrive can survive even in areas with limited water supply. | 3. | is a body plan where the body parts are arranged circularly around the axis of the body | 6. | animal with regular body plans | 8. | study of fungi. | 9. | is a body plan where the body parts are arranged equally on the left and right sides of the body | 10. | descending hyphae | 11. | is a canal system that is shaped like a simple tube perforated by pores | 12. | known as the simplest animals | 14. | is a canal system that is larger than asconoids |
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Across:4. | ____ are those that lack the vertebral column as the supporting structure. | 5. | these pores and canal systems are lined with specialized flagellated cells are called ____. | 7. | animals with irregular body plans | 12. | a vertical hyphae that bear sporangia on their tip. | 13. | is the largest and most complex canal system | 15. | body of a fungus is called | 16. | horizon hyphae | 17. | are terrestrial moisture-loving plants that are usually found in bogs, shady and moist places. | 18. | are found mostly in marine environments. | 19. | are multicellular organisms that are plantlike in appearance. |
| | Down:1. | In between the germ layers is a gelatinous matrix called ___. | 2. | are large terrestrial plants that thrive can survive even in areas with limited water supply. | 3. | is a body plan where the body parts are arranged circularly around the axis of the body | 6. | animal with regular body plans | 8. | study of fungi. | 9. | is a body plan where the body parts are arranged equally on the left and right sides of the body | 10. | descending hyphae | 11. | is a canal system that is shaped like a simple tube perforated by pores | 12. | known as the simplest animals | 14. | is a canal system that is larger than asconoids |
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