1. If fruiting bodies are present, these should be treated with fungicide to prevent the spread of air-borne spores.

2. An inedible or poisonous fungus with an umbrella-shaped fruiting body.

3. Conclusion The culture cycle of Cordyceps militaris fruiting body can be shortened by this method.

4. Dehiscent Describing a fruit or fruiting body that opens at maturity to release the seeds or spores.

5. Crude polysaccharide was obtained from Agaricus blazei Murill fruiting body by hot water extraction, ethanol precipitation and pronase treatment.

6. Indehiscent Describing a fruit or fruiting body that does not open at maturity to release the seeds or spores.

7. A jelly fungus with an erect whitish fruiting body and a highly variable shape (sometimes resembling coral fungi).

8. Hymenium (pl. hymenia) A layer of the fruiting body of certain ascomycete and basidiomycete fungi in which the asci or basidia are borne.

9. When faced with starvation, cells form a macroscopic fruiting body containing thousands of resting myxospores.

10. When this process is complete, the fruiting body, which is what we normally think of when we think of a shiitake mushroom, extends out from the log, available for culinary enjoyment.

11. A small opening or pore, as of a fruiting body.

12. Methods Fruiting body of Cordyceps militaries was cultured by the orthogonal design.

13. Dehiscent Describing a fruit or fruiting body that opens at maturity to release the seeds or spores. Dehiscence may be violent to aid seed dispersal. Compare indehiscent.

14. The result showed that hyphae of Tremella fruiting body can get nutrients through direct transmit of hyphae of Cohabitant fungi which means the existence of binding site.

15. For instance, when nutrients run low, individual myxobacteria (slime bacteria) may come together to form a fruiting body to produce spores.

16. Objective To probe the method of inducing Cordyceps militaris fruiting body by simulating natural conditions.

16. try its best to gather and create good sentences.

17. Lab studies have shown that cheating myxobacteria that only produce spores and never help form the non-spore producing parts of the fruiting body can drive populations to extinction.

18. The correlation between the mycelium growth rate and the fruiting body yield of 7 strains tested of Pleurotus was analyzed by the method of biological statistics.