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1. Chytrids, glomeromycetes, and zygote fungi Chytrids, glomeromycetes, and zygote fungi represent the oldest and diverse groups of fungi. The statements in the following table describe the chytrids, glomeromycetes, and zygote fungi. From the dropdown menus, select which fungal group each statement is describing. Description Fungal Group Many species are aquatic decomposers. 3. Many grow as molds. Most species form a mutually beneficial association with plant roots.

1. Chytrids, glomeromycetes, and zygote fungi Chytrids, glomeromycetes, and zygote fungi represent the oldest and diverse groups of fungi. The statements in the following table describe the chytrids, glomeromycetes, and zygote fungi. From the dropdown menus, select which fungal group each statement is describing. Description Fungal Group Many species are aquatic decomposers. 3. Many grow as molds. Most species form a mutually beneficial association with plant roots.

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### 1. Chytrids, glomeromycetes, and zygote fungi **Chytrids, glomeromycetes, and zygote fungi represent the oldest and (1) [Dropdown] diverse groups of fungi.** The statements in the following table describe the chytrids, glomeromycetes, and zygote fungi. From the dropdown menus, select which fungal group each statement is describing. | Description | Fungal Group | |------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------| | Many species are aquatic decomposers. | (2) [Dropdown] | | Many grow as molds. | (3) [Dropdown] | | Most species form a mutually beneficial association with plant roots. | (4) [Dropdown] | In this table: - **Step 1:** The dropdown menu next to the statement represents a selection for "diverse groups of fungi." - **Step 2:** The dropdown menu for aquatic decomposers needs selecting the appropriate fungal group. - **Step 3:** The dropdown menu for species that grow as molds needs selecting the appropriate fungal group. - **Step 4:** The dropdown menu for species that form mutualistic associations with plant roots needs selecting the appropriate fungal group.
Transcribed Image Text:### 1. Chytrids, glomeromycetes, and zygote fungi **Chytrids, glomeromycetes, and zygote fungi represent the oldest and (1) [Dropdown] diverse groups of fungi.** The statements in the following table describe the chytrids, glomeromycetes, and zygote fungi. From the dropdown menus, select which fungal group each statement is describing. | Description | Fungal Group | |------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------| | Many species are aquatic decomposers. | (2) [Dropdown] | | Many grow as molds. | (3) [Dropdown] | | Most species form a mutually beneficial association with plant roots. | (4) [Dropdown] | In this table: - **Step 1:** The dropdown menu next to the statement represents a selection for "diverse groups of fungi." - **Step 2:** The dropdown menu for aquatic decomposers needs selecting the appropriate fungal group. - **Step 3:** The dropdown menu for species that grow as molds needs selecting the appropriate fungal group. - **Step 4:** The dropdown menu for species that form mutualistic associations with plant roots needs selecting the appropriate fungal group.
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