A) Root B) Stem C) Leaf D) Spore
A) Scales B) Gills or pores C) Bark D) Roots
A) Pileus B) Volva C) Stipe D) Annulus
A) Volva B) Pileus C) Annulus D) Stipe
A) Cap shape B) Stem texture C) Spore print color D) Root depth
A) A pattern of spores deposited on a surface B) A record of the mushroom's weight C) A visual representation of fungal DNA D) A measurement of cap diameter
A) Specific types of wood B) Bare soil C) Open fields D) Concrete
A) A type of mushroom poison B) The vegetative part of a fungus C) The scientific name for a mushroom D) The fruiting body of a fungus
A) Living symbiotically with plants B) Decomposing organic matter C) Growing on rocks D) Parasitizing living organisms
A) Forming a symbiotic relationship with plant roots B) Growing only in dry environments C) Parasitizing living organisms D) Decomposing organic matter
A) Pentagonal B) Quadrilateral C) Convex D) Triangular
A) Carefully dig it up, preserving the base B) Pull it straight from the ground C) Cut it off at the stem D) Smash it to release spores
A) Taste a small piece B) Have it identified by an expert C) Smell it carefully D) Cook it thoroughly
A) Cap B) Gills C) Spores D) Stem
A) A bright red cap B) A slimy texture C) A strong odor D) Pores instead of gills
A) KOH (Potassium Hydroxide) B) Sulfuric acid C) Hydrochloric acid D) Vinegar
A) Mushroom cluster B) Fairy ring C) Forest formation D) Witches' circle
A) Anchoring the mushroom B) Transporting nutrients C) Protecting spores D) Attracting insects
A) Bright colors B) Pleasant smell C) Growing in groups D) Volva and annulus
A) The surrounding environment B) The flesh of the cap and stem C) The spore print color D) The mushroom's odor
A) Preventing soil erosion B) Providing shelter for animals C) Producing oxygen D) Decomposition and nutrient cycling
A) Connected B) Free C) Fused D) Taped
A) Help to confirm species identity B) Determine edibility C) Determine cap size D) Indicate spore print color
A) The central core of the stem B) The mycelial network C) The outer layer of the cap D) The spore-bearing layer
A) Growing mushrooms B) Identifying unknown species C) Storing mushrooms D) Cooking mushrooms
A) Detailed descriptions and illustrations B) A short glossary C) A list of poisonous mushrooms only D) Recipes for mushroom dishes
A) Reproductive cells on the stem B) Nutrient storage cells C) Sterile cells on hymenium D) Protective cells on the cap
A) In a paper bag B) In a sealed container C) Submerged in water D) In a plastic bag
A) Gills that dissolve into an inky fluid B) Gills that are very fragile C) Gills that change color when touched D) Gills that are tightly packed together
A) A type of mushroom stem B) A hardened mass of mycelium C) A poisonous compound found in some mushrooms D) A type of spore |