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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch29_1.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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key concept 29.1 Fungi Digest Food Outside Their Bodies life11e_ch29_2.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Yeasts are unicellular, free-living fungi life11e_ch29_3.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Multicellular fungi use hyphae to absorb nutrients life11e_ch29_4.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Fungi are in intimate contact with their environment life11e_ch29_5.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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key concept 29.2 Fungi Are Decomposers, Parasites, Predators, or Mutualists life11e_ch29_7.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Saprobic fungi are critical to the planetary carbon cycle life11e_ch29_8.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Some fungi engage in parasitic or predatory interactions life11e_ch29_9.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Mutualistic fungi engage in relationships that benefit both partners life11e_ch29_10.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Endophytic fungi protect some plants from pathogens, herbivores, and stress life11e_ch29_11.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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key concept 29.3 Sex in Fungi Involves Multiple Mating Types life11e_ch29_13.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Fungi reproduce both sexually and asexually life11e_ch29_14.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Microsporidia are highly reduced, parasitic fungi life11e_ch29_15.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Most chytrids are aquatic life11e_ch29_16.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Some fungal life cycles feature separate fusion of cytoplasms and nuclei life11e_ch29_17.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi form symbioses with plants life11e_ch29_18.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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The dikaryotic condition is a synapomorphy of sac fungi and club fungi life11e_ch29_19.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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The sexual reproductive structure of sac fungi is the ascus life11e_ch29_20.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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The basidium is the sexual reproductive structure of club fungi life11e_ch29_21.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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key concept 29.4 Fungi Have Many Practical Uses life11e_ch29_23.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Fungi are important in producing food and drink life11e_ch29_24.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Fungi provide important weapons against diseases and pests life11e_ch29_25.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Lichen diversity and abundance are indicators of air quality life11e_ch29_26.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Fungi record and help remediate environmental pollution life11e_ch29_27.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Reforestation may depend on mycorrhizal fungi life11e_ch29_28.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Fungi are used as model organisms in laboratory studies life11e_ch29_29.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch29_31.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch29_32.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch29_33.html57b72689757a2e2025000004
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