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BESC 204 Test 3 Questions with Correct Answers How is fungi involved in bread? - Answer-Saccharomyces cerevisiae Egyptians first to make leavened bread from wild yeast, transfer leaven from one batch of bread to next Neper: god of grain Dried yeast has 40-50% protein, has high amounts Lysine (essential AA) Which cheeses use fungi to ripen - Answer-Gorgonzola Stilton Gammelost Roquefort Brie Penicillium camemberti Camembert Blue cheese What fungus is used to make Miso - Answer-...

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BESC 204 Final Exam with Complete Solutions Graded A+ This is the name used in class for the fungal structure characterized by a compact mass of hyphae with or without host tissue, usually with a darkened rind, and capable of surviving unfavorable environmental conditions: - Answer-sclerotium When a sporangium of Phytophthora infestants germinates: a. the sporangium produces a germ tube that forms an appressorium and infects the host b. the sporangium produces zoospores that encyst and...

BESC 204 Exam 3 Questions with Correct Answers What are the four ingredients found in a true beer"? - Answer-Yeast, hops, malt, and water List the traits of an ale. - Answer-- From Britain - Fermented at warmer temperatures (55-70 F) - Include robust-tasting beers, fruity and aromatic, pronounced taste What yeast is used to make ales? - Answer-Saccharomyces cerevisiae List the traits of a lager. - Answer-- From Czech Republic or Germany - Fermented at cooler temperatures (38-50 ...

BESC 204 Final Exam Questions and Answers All Correct The puccinia pathway refers to - Answer-the long distance transports of Urediospores of the wheat rust fungus during the growing season the lipophilic yeast associated with dandruff - Answer-Malasezzia Infection with this dimorphic fungus in thrush and "yeast infections" - Answer-Candida this is the genus of fungi associated with Keratitis, an eye infection associated with the use of Bausch and Lomb brand contact solution in 20...

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BESC 204 Exam 2 Questions with Answers All Correct What is the difference between a superficial infection and a systemic infection - Answer-superficial affects the dermal layers of skin. systemic means it spreads beyond point of inoculation why are fungal diseases are difficult to treat once they take hold - Answer-Their anatomy is very similar to our own, meaning most things that will kill them will kill us. They also can develop resistance to antifungals What is a secondary metabolite?...

BESC 204 Exam 1 with Complete Solutions Graded A+ Characteristics of Basidiomycota - Answer-- Produce a basidiospore as the sexual spore - Produce a basidium, usually on a macroscopic basidiocarp - Production of a well developed septate mycelium - Production of clamp connections in some species - Presence of Dolipore Septa in some species - Extended Dikaryotic stage Most Basidiomycota form their Basidiospores in/on a structure called the - Answer-- Basidiocarp Commonalities between...

BESC 204 Exam 2 Material Questions and Answers 2024 New Update What is the fungus responsible for coffee rust? - Answer-Hemileia vastatrix Describe stinking smut. - Answer-was seed borne, black, powdery spores were the cause of the disease, washing seed grains suppressed disease What is the fungus responsible for stinking smut? - Answer-Tilletia foetida Describe soybean rust. - Answer-soybeans, causes premature loss of foliage What is the fungus responsible for soybean rust? - Ans...

BESC 204 Exam 2 Questions with Complete Answers Updated What are the symptoms of Holy Fire? - Answer-swollen blisters rotting flesh burning sensation loss of limbs hallucinations When was the first recorded outbreak of "Holy Fire"? - Answer-C.E. 857 in the Rhine Valley First response to Holy Fire - Answer-1095, Gaston had a son who was cured by St. Anthony relics. The Order of St. Anthony Hospital - Answer-dedicated to relief of suffers name of illness changed to "St. Antho...