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Classification of Division Mycota | Fungi

In this article we will discuss about the classification of division mycota. Division Mycota: The mycologists place division Mycota in the kingdom Plantae. This division includes non-green (achlorophyllous) nucleated thallophytes (fungi) which are characterised by the following features: (a) Obtain nutrition either by living as saprophytes or as parasites. Lacking chlorophyll, the mode of nutrition is thus heterotrophic and absorptive [...]

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Difference between Myxomy and Phycomycetes | Fungi

The upcoming discussion will update you about the differences between myxomy and phycomycetes. Difference # Myxomycetes (Slime Molds): 1. The somatic phase is a multinucleate, diploid holocarpic Plasmodium which is the product of syngamy. 2. The Plasmodium is free living and capable of engulfing particulate matter and of executing movements over the substratum. It has the capacity for Plasmodium coalescence [...]

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Physarum: Economic Importance and Origin | Slime Molds

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Occurrence and Distribution of Physarum 2. Economic Importance of Physarum 3. Origin and Phylogenetic Relationship. Occurrence and Distribution of Physarum: The slime molds feed on bacteria, protozoa, other small organisms and dead organic matter. The Physarales usually live as saprophytes. They can easily be encountered on dead and decaying undersides of fallen [...]

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