How Are Fungal Viruses Different from Viruses That Infect Other

question 38

Multiple Choice

How are fungal viruses different from viruses that infect other organisms?

• A) they have no extracellular state.
• B) they have only DNA for genetic material.
• C) they have no capsid.
• D) they have no intracellular state.
• E) they cannot pass through a filter.

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Definitions:

Siphons Sugars

A process involving the transport of sugars, typically within plants, from sources of production to storage or use sites.

Infects Trees

A term referring to pathogens, such as bacteria, fungi, or viruses, that invade and cause diseases in tree species.

Button Mushroom

A common edible mushroom, Agaricus bisporus, characterized by a round, white cap and short stem, widely cultivated for food.

Edible Fruiting Body

The spore-producing part of a fungus that is safe and nutritious for consumption.