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Australian Government: Types of Fungal Fruiting Bodies
Boletes and polypores, coral and jelly fungi, stinkhorns, puffballs and birds nest fungi, stereoid and paint fungi, cup fungi, flask fungi, and truffle-like fungi are discussed in this comprehensive.
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Australian Government: Two Major Groups
The difference between ascomycetes and basidiomycetes are dealt with in this comprehensive site. Clear explanations are supplemented with pictures for clarity.
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Australian Government: Two Major Groups
The difference between ascomycetes and basidiomycetes are dealt with in this comprehensive site. Clear explanations are supplemented with pictures for clarity.
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Australian Government: Two Major Groups
The difference between ascomycetes and basidiomycetes are dealt with in this comprehensive site. Clear explanations are supplemented with pictures for clarity.
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Australian Government: Two Major Groups
The difference between ascomycetes and basidiomycetes are dealt with in this comprehensive site. Clear explanations are supplemented with pictures for clarity.
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Australian Government: Two Major Groups
The difference between ascomycetes and basidiomycetes are dealt with in this comprehensive site. Clear explanations are supplemented with pictures for clarity.
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Australian Government: Spore Release and Dispersal
The differences between active and passive spore release in fungi are explained in this thorough site.
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Australian Government: Spore Release and Dispersal
The differences between active and passive spore release in fungi are explained in this thorough site.
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Australian Government: Spore Release and Dispersal
The differences between active and passive spore release in fungi are explained in this thorough site.
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Australian Government: The Mycelium
This comprehensive site describes hyphal growth, rhizopmorphs, fairy rings, and sclerotia. Interesting comments are made about the spread of mycelium and the factors that disrupt its growth.
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Australian Government: The Mycelium
This comprehensive site describes hyphal growth, rhizopmorphs, fairy rings, and sclerotia. Interesting comments are made about the spread of mycelium and the factors that disrupt its growth.
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Australian Government: The Mycelium
This comprehensive site describes hyphal growth, rhizopmorphs, fairy rings, and sclerotia. Interesting comments are made about the spread of mycelium and the factors that disrupt its growth.
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Australian Government: The Mycelium
This comprehensive site describes hyphal growth, rhizopmorphs, fairy rings, and sclerotia. Interesting comments are made about the spread of mycelium and the factors that disrupt its growth.
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Australian Government: Dung Fungi
Different types of dung fungi are described and pictured in this complete site.
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Australian Government: Fungi and Invertebrates
You will explore the symbiotic relationship that exist between different fungi and a variety of insects in this interesting site.
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Australian Government: Fungi and Vertebrates
Did you know that you are breathing in fungal spores almost every minute of the day? Delve into this interesting site and discover how fungi and some vertebrates depend on each other for survival.
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