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Chapter 34 Introductionmorris2e_ch34_1.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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34.1 Growth and Nutrition morris2e_ch34_2.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Hyphae permit fungi to explore their environment for food resources. morris2e_ch34_3.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Fungi transport materials within their hyphae. morris2e_ch34_4.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Not all fungi produce hyphae. morris2e_ch34_5.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Fungi are principal decomposers of plant tissues. morris2e_ch34_6.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Fungi are important plant and animal pathogens. morris2e_ch34_7.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Many fungi form symbiotic associations with plants and animals. morris2e_ch34_8.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Lichens are symbioses between a fungus and a green alga or a cyanobacterium. morris2e_ch34_9.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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34.2 Reproduction morris2e_ch34_10.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Fungi proliferate and disperse using spores. morris2e_ch34_11.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Multicellular fruiting bodies facilitate the dispersal of sexually produced spores. morris2e_ch34_12.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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The fungal life cycle often includes a stage in which haploid cells fuse, but nuclei do not. morris2e_ch34_13.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Genetically distinct mating types promote outcrossing. morris2e_ch34_14.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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34.3 Diversity morris2e_ch34_15.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Fungi are highly diverse. morris2e_ch34_16.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Fungi evolved from aquatic, unicellular, and flagellated ancestors. morris2e_ch34_17.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Zygomycetes produce hyphae undivided by septa. morris2e_ch34_18.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Glomeromycetes form endomycorrhizae. morris2e_ch34_19.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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The Dikarya produce regular septa during mitosis. morris2e_ch34_20.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Ascomycetes are the most diverse group of fungi. morris2e_ch34_21.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Basidiomycetes include smuts, rusts, and mushrooms. morris2e_ch34_22.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Case 6: How do fungi threaten global wheat production? morris2e_ch34_23.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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Chapter 34 Summarymorris2e_ch34_24.html563bc259757a2e692a000000
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