Presentació sobre els fongs.

1. By: Ana Jensana
Júlia Cortizo
Sol Claret

2. INDEX
0-. INTRODUCTION
1-. TYPES OF CELLS
2-. ARE UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR
3-. EXAMPLES
4-. DESCRIPTION
5-. WHERE THEY LIVE?
6-. ALIMENTATION
7-. AS THEY MOVE
8-. HOW THEY REPRODUCE
9-.RELATION WITH THE HUMANS
10. EXPERIMENT
11-. CONCLUTION
12-. BLBLIOGRAPHY

3. INTRODUCTION
• In this group we can find:
-The yeasts
-The molds
-The mushrooms

4. TYPES OF CELLS
The fungi are eukaryotic cells.

5. ARE UNICELLULAR OR
MULTICELLULAR
The mushrooms and the molds are multicellular.
The yeast are unicellular.

6. EXAMPLES
• Mushroom: the champignons
• Mold: white mold
• Yeast: Yeast of baker

7. DESCRIPTION
The mushrooms:
Structure of a mushroom:
The yeasts are of microscopic size.
The molds are of miscroscopic size too.
They are genetically similar to yeasts.

8. WHERE THEY LIVE
The parasitic fungi live on the skin
The fungis live in the humid places.

9. ALIMENTATION
The fungi feed alive of other organisms or of
rests of organisms.

10. AS THEY MOVE
Fungi do not move

11. REPRODUCCION
The fungi can reprocuce asexually and sexually

12. RELATION WITH
HUMANS
Some mushrooms are edible

13. • First we leave a few days without raw chestnut
and compared them with another chestnut was
already done.

14. We found this work, mainly because every day
could stay , and did not know much about it, but
worth it. We learned a lot and we really liked
doing this project about the fungi.

15. BIBLIOGRAPHY
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information videos and documents for Blanca.