Adjective that describes hyphae that 'lack septa' (or 'lack crosswalls')
Adjective describing features that are viewed with one's 'unaided eye.'
A genus of encapsulated (capsule-forming), carotenoid-pigmented, monomorphic yeasts.
Candida albicans is ______________, meaning that it naturally resides in the host fungus.
Louis ________ made the key discovery in the 1860s that microbes were present in the air.
The biologic process that causes a fungus to develop its shape(s) and structures.
The purpose of the ________ culture technique for filamentous fungi (molds) is to preserve the delicate architecture of a sporulating fungus for microscopic examination.
This microscope's component converges light rays on the slide's surface (where the specimen is located).
Differential ________ contains chemicals that typically alter the appearance of groups of microbes. For example, this type of media may contain a pH indicator in the agar that changes color when the a fungal species produces a certain enzyme, such as urease.
The small amount of yeast that is transferred to sterile medium using an inoculating loop.
This term means "the ability of a microscope to clearly determine two separate points, or objects, as singular, distinguished entities."
During the simple staining process, _____-fixing kills the microbes and adheres them to the glass slide.
A microscope's ______ lens is closest to the microscopist's eye(s).
A simple stain contains only one ______.
Candida albicans is ___________, meaning that it has the ability to switch between two morphologies (yeast and hyphae) during its life cycle.
True or False. All fungi are eukaryotic.
Techniques used in the lab to minimize contamination are called _______ techniques.