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A richly illustrated natural history of fungi
Occupying an entire kingdom of their own, fungi comprise over 155,000 species that include yeasts, rusts, and molds as well as the more familiar mushrooms and toadstools that we see in the wild and on our plates. Found widely across the globe, they represent a diverse group of organisms, some living freely in soil and water, and others forming parasitic or symbiotic relationships with plants, algae, and animals. This book presents a broad and accessible overview of fungal diversity, evolution, and ecology. It describes the various forms of fungi and covers topics ranging from fungal origins and reproduction to the historical and cultural significance of fungi for humankind. Blending stunning illustrations with a lively and engaging text,The Complete Fungiis a must for fungi enthusiasts and armchair naturalists alike.
Features a wealth of photos and infographicsDiscusses the relationship of fungi to plants, animals, and protists in the tree of lifeDescribes the features that distinguish fungi from funguslike organisms such as slime molds and oomycetesHighlights the major life-forms of fungi such as yeasts and filamentous fungiLooks at the elaborate life cycles of fungi and how they reproduce sexually and asexuallySheds light on the multicellularity in fungi and the diverse ways fruiting bodies adapt to the challenges of spore dispersalExplores interactions of fungi with plants and animals






   
   
   

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