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Rusts and Smuts|: Similarities and Dissimilarities Fungi

In this article we will discuss about the similarities and dissimilarities between rusts and smuts. Similarities between Rusts and Smuts: (i) The mycelium in both passes through two stages, the monokaryotic (primary) stage and the dikaryotic (secondary) stage. (ii) The dikaryotic mycelium is of greater importance. It is usually perennial in both. It is intercellular and obtains nourishment by means [...]

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Notes on Lycoperdon (With Diagram) | Fungi

The below mentioned article provides a short note on lycoperdon which grows on the rotting wood or in soil. Mycelium of Lycoperdon: The primary mycelium produced by the germination of the basidiospore consists of short, uninucleate cells. It grows on the rotting wood or in soil. It is short-lived and soon changes into the dikaryotic mycelium by hyphal fusion and [...]

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Polyporus: Habitat and Economic Importance | Fungi

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Habit and Habitat of Polyporus 2. Mycelium of Polyporus 3. Economic Importance of Polyporus. Habit and Habitat of Polyporus: It is a cosmopolitan genus including about 50 species. All grow parasitically on the roots, trunks and larger branches of trees. They are common on dead or dying, standing or fallen tree trunks. [...]

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