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This Review contains major "Science/Biology/Flora And Fauna/Fungi"- related terms, short phrases and links grouped together in the form of Encyclopedia article.
- Fungi are rare or uncommon.
- Fungi are heterotrophic.
- Fungi are also the life-line for many plants.
- Fungi are also important parts of the ecosystem.
- The fungi are never found outside the host insects.
- Fungi of Cambridgeshire, UK. Experiences of eating wild mushrooms.
- Wild mushrooms fungi and toadstools identification key - An online demonstration of the Mycosoft Identification Key.
- The subkingdom Mastigomycotera contains fungi which are zoosporic (that is, produce flagellated spores).
- Cell wall - A relatively rigid structure that encloses cells of plants, fungi, many protists, and most bacteria.
- Zoosporic Fungi Online Resource of information on zoosporic fungi, which includes chytrids, oomycetes, labyrinthulids, and other protists.
- New Zealand's first native fungi stamp realise.
- Slime molds exhibit characteristics of both fungi and animals.
- The slime moulds, a class of fungi characterised by amoeboid vegetative protoplasts, plasmodia, and by brightly coloured spore-bearing capilitia.
- Two other major groups of agaricoid fungi - the Boletaceae and the Russulaceae - are excluded from the order Agaricales.
- The members of this phylum, known as basidiomycetes, include all the fungi with gills or pores, including the familiar mushrooms and bracket fungi.
- Single celled organisms - bacteria, fungi, protoctista, viruses.
- Images for bacteria, protozoa, algae, fungi, nematodes, and more.
- The study includes bacteria, rickettsiae, chlamydia, fungi, viruses, protozoa, and metazoa.
- Fungi of Poland Photographs and description of thousands species of macrofungi growing in Poland and Central Europe.
- Photographs and information about edible mushrooms and poisonous fungi.
- Type: c= corticiaceae, f=fungi imperfect, m=myxomycetes.
- Asexual reproduction is commonly called the "imperfect" fungi.
- By contrast, seedlings without pots planted near the same tree were also colonized by "late-stage fungi".
- Macedonia is also rich with numerous species of medicinal and aromatic plants, forest fruits, seeds, fungi, etc.
- Redecker, D. 2000. Specific PCR primers to identify arbuscularmycorrhizal fungi (Glomales) within colonized roots.
- MykoWeb - mushrooms, fungi, and mycology resources with a focus on the San Francisco Bay Area.
- Genus Chrysosporium Canadian Mycological Resource - A canadian focus on mushrooms, fungi, and mycology resources.
- MykoWeb: Mike's Mycological Museum information on mushrooms, fungi, mycophagy, and mycology primarily for the amateur.
- Penn State Mycological Herbarium - Includes a searchable catalog of specimens of Pennsylvania fungi.
- Teaching with Images of Fungi. Mycological resources. Truffle.org - Site aimed at promoting research on truffles and mycorrhizae.
- The mushrooms of these fungi look like little cups or sacs and often do not have a stalk at all.
- Simply Fungi - Informative, easy to understand and colourful website about mushrooms and other fungi, including photos.
- EE 2400 Tartu, Estonia. A nomenclatural database of corticioid fungi (Corticiaceae s.l.
- These fungi decompose, or break down, dead plant and animal matter.
- Dead wood and rotting timber full of fungi and insects, provide food and nest holes.
- Wood-decaying fungi decompose the cellulose, hemicelluloses, and lignins of the wood cell wall.
- Minnesota Mycological Society - MMS is an educational organization for the study of mushrooms and fungi.
- A new publication from the British Mycological Society devoted to the identification and study of wild fungi in Britain and Europe.
- Protist - Those eukaryotes not included in the kingdoms Animalia, Fungi, or Plantae.
- Mycologue Publications web site - A tour of The Fifth Kingdom, with about 800 pictures of fungi and related topics.
- Non-vascular plants found include algae, fungi, lichens, mosses and liverworts.
- Research into the systematics of fungi and vascular plants essential to solving problems in sustainable and conventional agriculture.
- ALI AN & JACKSON RM (1989) Stimulation of germination of spores of some ectomycorrhizal fungi by other micro-organisms.
- We are actively pursuing research on the effects of various forest management approaches on ectomycorrhizal fungi in an ecosystem context.
- The capability of ectomycorrhizal fungi of forest trees to degrade chlorothalonil and propiconazole was studied with liquid pure culture tests.
- Mycorrhizal Fungi A fungus living in a mutualistic association with plants and facilitating nutrient and water uptake.
- Kent is a botanist with interest in fungi, bryophytes and lichens.
- As mutualistic symbionts (e.g., lichens, mycorrhizae), Fungi have enabled diverse organisms to exploit novel habitats and resources.
- Are you interested in fungi and want to know why they are so different? This is a great starting place.
- Links to many European and world sites relevant to mycology and mycologists and those interested in fungi.
- Share your questions and answers; outdoor-activities; determinations about fungi with others who are also interested in Mycology.
- Zygomycota, the conjugating fungi, is a fungal phylum containing two classes, class Zygomycetes and class Trichomycetes.
- Zygomycota - Conjugating Fungi Illustrated outline of the classification of the Zygomycota, with 26 pictures and explanatory text.
- A clear distinction is made between the monophyletic kingdom the Fungi, and other fungi-like organisms.
- CORNER EJH (1966) A monograph of cantharelloid fungi.
- From "Fungi Images on the Net" you now have direct access to nearly 1600 images.
- A nonprofit, educational society, dedicated to the mystery and appreciation of local fungi.
- This complex symbiosis provides fungi with organic nutrients and plants with inorganic nutrients, so obviously both benefit.
- The Holohbasidiomycetes subphylum contains Phragmobasidiomycetes (jelly fungi & septate basidial fungi) and Holobasidiomycetes (mushrooms).
- BENDER, H B. The fungi imperfecti: Order Sphaeropsidales. With keys and references for the genera, 1934.
- Mycologia - Published papers on all aspects of fungi, including lichens.
- MYCOLOGIA publishes papers on all aspects of the fungi, including lichens.
- These habitats hold a very valuable fauna and flora, e. g. of fungi and lichens.
- Journal publishing original research on all aspects of fungi, including molecular biology, physiology, plant pathology, and systematics.
- I. Antagonism of mycorrhizal fungi to root pathogenic fungi and soil bacteria.
- Mycorrhizae are a symbiotic relationship between fungi and plants.
- Some fungi have symbiotic relationships with some of our native vegetation.
- It therefore basically designates the symbiotic association between fungi and plant roots.
- They have a mycelium which grows between the cells of the host plant. Members of Peronospora, are among the fungi which produce downy mildew diseases.
- Some of the parasitic fungi grow large "fruiting bodies".
- Fungi other than the host symbionts often are associated with attine fungi.
- Tinea is a clinical term, not a taxonomical name. Therefore, a tinea can be caused by different species of fungi.
- The rust fungi are host-specific; for example, Puccinia graminis var.tritici occurs on wheat, while Puccinia graminis var.secalis occurs on rye.
- FRANCL LJ (1993) Interactions of nematodes with mycorrhizae and mycorrhizal fungi.
- In other interactions insects use fungi directly as food or as sources of enzymes.
- The association and interactions between plants and fungi have long been observed and studied.
- Endogonales, often referred to as Pea Truffles, are small fungi producing their fruiting bodies below ground.
- The word mushroom is a general term used to describe the relatively large and fleshy fruiting bodies of fungi, particularly all gill fungi.
- Entomophthoraceae, Mucoraceae, Introduction to the Fungi- Brief introduction to this kingdom with links to further information.
- Includes over 800 photographs. Introduction to the Fungi - Brief introduction to this kingdom with links to further information.
- Fungi make up the majority of the decomposer organisms in many forest soils.
- Natural Perspective: Fungus Kingdom An introduction to fungi and some of the divisions which make up this kingdom.
- STEVENSON, GRETA, The biology of fungi, bacteria and viruses, 1967.
- A division of fungi, to which belong the myxomycetes and the plasmodiophoromycetes, the 'primitive fungi'.
- Obviously, the high organic content in the water did not affect the growth and reproduction of many of the gut fungi.
- Ho, Y.W.; Barr, D.J.S. 1995. Classification of anaerobic gut fungi from herbivores with emphasis on rumen fungi from Malaysia.
- Fungal Jungal educates about mushroom harvest, identification and fungi habitat preservation.
- Comprehensive website, photos. Fungi and Mushroom Identification Tools - A database of fungi, with photographs.
- Fungi and Mushroom Identification Tools - A database of fungi, with photographs. An automated identification facility, using fuzzy matching.
- Saprotrophic fungi are enriched compared to ECM fungi.
- While the majority of ECM fungi have a broad host range, e.g.
- Seifert, K.A. 1993. Integrating anamorphic fungi into the fungal system.
- Mycorrhizal fungi also obtain resources from discrete sources - living root tips.
- Development of molecular markers for population studies of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi.
- Division: Zygomycota The zygomycetes, or bread molds, comprise the smallest and least studied Division of fungi, with only about 765 species.
- This course will give an overview of true Fungi (Ascomycetes, Basidiomycetes, Zygomycetes and Chytridiomycetes), and of the fungus-like Oomycetes.
- Medical Mycology Online - Contains lots of information on the fungi that cause human infections.
- A listing of mycological publications available from Mycologue. Mycology Online Contains lots of information on the fungi that cause human infections.
- Introduction to plants, monerans, algae, and fungi.
- The Fifth Kingdom Introduction to the world of fungi for both amateurs and experts. Includes over 800 photographs.
- The taxonomic hierarchy is, from top to bottom: kingdom , phylum (for animals) or division (for plants and fungi), class, order, family, genus, species.
- There are two types of fungi: molds and yeasts.
- Fungi can also attack people. Athlete's foot is an example.
- Proceedings of the 4th meeting of the European Council for the Conservation of Fungi.
- Of the 149 isolates, 13 fungi showed high antifungal activities and they were identified as Penicillium fungi.
- Dimorphic Basidiomycetes Information about the systematics, ecology, and evolution of basidiomycetous fungi having a yeast stage.
- A classical, richly illustrated treatise on the systematics of the yeast fungi (Unicellomycetales).
- Fungi traditionally treated as lichens or moulds are excluded.
- The Heterobasidiomycotina subphylum contains fungi classified as rusts (Urediniomycetes) and smuts (Ustomycetes).
- Mitosporic fungi have traditionally been classified based on their method of conidiogenesis, conidial secession, and conidium and conidiophore morphology.
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