Tuesday, 30 June 2020
Fungi Life Cycle
I created this poster to try and show in a creative way, the life cycle of a fungi. The small ball that is in the dirt is a spore. It lands in the dirt and grows a small thread. The small thread turns into a mass of hyphae called Mycelium. The fruiting body sprouts, the mushroom matures and releases its own spores into the wind to grow more fungi. This is my poster that I created from Google Drawings. To create the hyphae I used the tool curve. Curve is great to draw things and then add colour into them. Here is my poster.
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Hi Sophia
ReplyDeleteWhat a clear, effective visual to illustrate the life cycle of a fungi. I love that you have included a handy tip for fellow users of Google drawing tools. I always look forward to mushrooming on the farm in autumn so I now understand why we find them in clusters; from where the spores have dispersed.
Great effort.
Kia ora Sophia,
ReplyDeletethis is a well designed infographic. The stages are easy to follow and the text is informative.
You really are a whizz with the drawing tools. Ka pai to mahi!
from Mrs Torrie