1Mushroom is called a saprotroph. Give the reason.
2Mushrooms are both beneficial and harmful for human beings. Give the reason.
3People with high blood pressure, diabetes and heart disease are encouraged to eat mushroom. Give the reason.
4Care must be taken while using wild mushrooms. Give the reason.
5Differentiate between an edible mushroom and a poisonous mushroom.
6Differentiate between primary mycelium and secondary mycelium.
7Differentiate between a paraphysis and a basidium.
8Name the nutrients found in mushroom.
9Describe the medicinal importance of mushroom.
10'Mushroom is considered important for human health and for earning an income.' Justify this statement.
11How is mushroom farmed at home using simple technology? Describe in brief.
12Make a list of products made from mushroom.
13Describe the method of making mushroom sukuti.
14Write the characteristics of poisonous mushrooms.
15Draw a mushroom and label its different parts.
16Describe the life cycle of a mushroom.
17Name the main parts of a mushroom with one function of each. In which part are the spores found? Separate the parts into the fruiting body and the mycelium.
18What parts are seen in a section of the gills? What is the difference between a paraphysis and a basidium? Describe how basidiospores are produced.
19For how long, and under what conditions, can dried mushroom and mushroom pickle be stored?
20Describe the method of drying mushroom with the help of chemicals.