'Ectomycorrhizal fungi' presentation slideshows

Truffles in Context: A Mycological Overview By Matt Trappe, Oct. 2006

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Truffles in Context: A Mycological Overview By Matt Trappe, Oct. 2006

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Introduction: Fungi

Introduction: Fungi. Fungi comprise a diverse group of (mostly) multicellular eukaryotes. Fungi feed by absorbing nutrients from living or dead organisms. important decomposers, because of their unique ability to absorb the cellulose and lignin that comprise wood. Introduction.

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Ectomycorrhizal Russula Species in Turkish Pine ( Pinus brutia Ten.) Forests in ?zmir

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Lecture #4

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Work by Antonio Izzo

Work by Antonio Izzo Based on 36 2 cm X 20 cm soil cores from a total of 9 plots contained within a 2.5 hectare region. 91 species of EM fungi. Facultative epiparasitism? Douglas-fir seedling and manzanita. Ectomycorrhizal community structure based on root tip colonization.

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Fungi

Fungi. Chapter 31. The Little Known Fungi. 100,000 species known, 1.5 million unknown (estimate) Some are single-celled (yeast), but most multicelled (mushrooms) Found in every habitat Diverse, widespread, and essential for well-being Formerly classified as plants

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