Question

Fungi in question	Class	Mode of Nutrition	Aerobic, anaerobic, etc.	Asexual formation	Sexual formation	Habitat	Are any disease causing members? How/what?	Does it produce mycotoxin?	Does it form mold or spores?	Other important characteristics
Aspergillus	eurotiomycetes	saprophytic
Blastomyces	eurotiomycetes	saprophytic	aerobic	yes	no	soils in rich organic matter	blastomycosis, via inhalation of infected soil particles	no	spores only
Candida albicans	Saccharomycetes	saprophytic	faculative anaerobic	no	yes	mucosal membranes of mammals	candidiasis by rapid multiplication	yes	both
Cryptococcus gattii	basidiomycetes	saprophytic
Dermatophytosis		saprophytic
Histoplasma	eurotiomycetes	saprophytic
Pneumocystis		saprophytic
Sporotrichosis		saprophytic
Talaromyces marneffei		saprophytic

Answer 1

Aspergilus : aerobic, asexual formation - yes, sexual formation-no, found in soil and can grow on bread cheese, wood,decomposing matter, spores can be found in air.

Cryptococcus gattii : obligate aerobe, both sexual and asexual formation, found in trees and soil around trees and associated with eucalyptus tree, inhalation of airborne dried yeast cells or spores leads to disease.

Dermatophytosis : filamentous ascomycetes, aerobic, asexual yes , sexual no, habitat- zoophilic(animal associated), geophilic(soil), anthropophilic(human associated).

Histoplasma : aerobic, asexual reproduction by budding, sexual reproduction no, habitat- found in soil contaminated with bird droppings or bat excrements.

Pneumocystis : ascomycetes, aerobic, sexual ascus formation, asexual formation no, habitat human lung

Sporotrichosis : ascomycota, aerobic, asexual yes, sexual no, habitat soil and plants.

Talaromyces marneffei : eurotiomycetes, aerobic, asexual yes sexual , habitat found in bamboo rats faeces, liver, spleen.

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