watermold		where the genetic material of a virus is found
decomposers		structure that collects water and expels it from the cell
cilia		long whiplike structure used for movement
lichen		fungus and either an algae or an autotrophic bacteria
bacteria		type of funguslike protist that is brightly colored and grows as a mass
virus		virus that infects bacteria
hidden		asexual reproduction in fungi
mutalism		a type of asexual reproduction in bacteria
parasite		plantlike protists
contractilevacuole		virus that immediately starts to replicate after entering a cell
protozoan		living thing that provides a source of energy for a virus
symbiosis		virus that may
vaccine		branching, threadlike structures that make up fungus
pasteurization		heat food to a high temp to kill bacteria
algae		small, rounded, thick-walled resistant cell in bacteria
host		temporary bulges of the cell
budding		organisms that break down dead matter
prokaryote		hairlike structures used for movement
binaryfission		protist that caused the Irish potato famine
endospore		interaction between two species
protist		animal-like protists
innercore		tiny cell that is able to grow into a new organism
fruitingbodies		a type of sexual reproduction in bacteria
conjugation		reproductive structures that contain spores in fungi
proteincoat		type of symbiosis in which both organisms benefit
slimemold		substance introduced inside a body to help stop viruses
euglenoid		eukaryotes that can't be classified as animals, plants or fungi
pseudopods		organism that lives on or in a host and causes harm
dinoflagellates		prokaryotes with cell walls and flagella
spore		tiny, nonliving particle that invades a living cell
bacteriophage		plantlike protists with a suit of armor and two flagella
diatoms		plantlike protists with glass cell walls
flagellum		one of the two parts of a virus
active		plantlike protist which can act as a heterotroph
hyphae		their genetic material is not contained inside a nucleus