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The biology of fungi [by] C.T. Ingold

Growth and nutrition - Phycomycetes - Ascomycetes - Basidiomycetes - Deuteromycetes - Habitat relations of fungi - Dispersal in fungi - Fungi as plant parasites - Fungi and human affairs___

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  • "Growth and nutrition - Phycomycetes - Ascomycetes - Basidiomycetes - Deuteromycetes - Habitat relations of fungi - Dispersal in fungi - Fungi as plant parasites - Fungi and human affairs___"@en
  • "Introduction. Growth and nutrition. Zygomycotina and mastigomycotina. Ascomycotina. Basidiomycotina. Deuteromycotina. Dispersal in fungi. Fungal genetics. Ecology of saprotrophic fungi. Fungi as plant pathogens. Fungi as mutualistic symbiosis. Fungi and human affairs."
  • "Growth andk nutrition. Phycomycetes. Ascomycetes. Basidiomycetes. Deuteromycetes. Habitar relations of fungi. Dispersal in fungi. Fungi as plant parasites. Fungi and human affairs."
  • "Traditionally, living organisms have been divided into two kingdoms: Plant and Animal. However, many biologists now recognize five: Prokaryotae, Protoctista, Fungi, Plantae and Animalia. A fundamental difference separates the Prokaryotae, the bacteria and their allies, from the eukaryotic organisms in the other four kingdoms. In prokaryotic types the fine structure of the cell, as revealed by the electron microscope,is quite different from that of animals, green plants, fungi and protoctists. Thus in the bacteria there is no true, membrane-bound nucleus or chromosomes, genetic material consisting of a circular strand of DNA lying in the cytoplasm. Mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum are missing. The cell surface membrane may be infolded to form mesosomes...Ribosomes are smaller. Flagella, if they occur, are simpler in structure, being made up of individual sub-units of a protein called flagellin. They resemble just one of the 9 + 2 microtubules of eukaryotic flagella."

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  • "Electronic books"
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  • "The biology of fungi [by] C.T. Ingold"@en
  • "The biology of fungi. C.T. Ingold"@en
  • "Biology of fungi"@en
  • "The Biology of fungi. Revised and expanded edition"@en
  • "The Biology of Fungi. [With illustrations.]"@en
  • "The biology of fungi"
  • "The biology of fungi"@en
  • "The Biology of Fungi"@en
  • "The Biology of Fungi"
  • "The Biology of fungi"
  • "The biology of fungi. Revised and expanded edition"@en
  • "Biology of Fungi"@en
  • "Biology of Fungi"

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