1. Mildew and mushrooms are fungi.

2. Ferns, mosses and fungi produce spores.

3. But there was nothing unusual about Discula fungi either.

4. Many fungi can reproduce asexually.

5. These minor fungi are generally termed wet rot.

6. Eradication of the less serious fungi is usually a simple matter of cutting out and burning the infected timber.

7. The effect of fungi harvesting on the forest environment arises from the symbiotic relationship between the fungi and the trees.

8. Current cryptogamic research areas include: diatoms, algae, fungi, lichens, bryophytes and ferns.

9. Phosphorescent fungi attract night-flying insects, such as moths, which perform the same role.

10. Antibiotics are chemicals produced naturally by fungi to kill their rivals: bacteria.

11. Saprophytic fungi like coral spot on mulch are an indication of insufficient hoeing.

12. Now Fungi Wild are available all year from Safeway and delicatessens.

13. Soil bacteria and fungi live by digesting and recycling dead plant material such as leaves and seed cases.

14. Clones of identical fungi are passed down from parent colony to offspring, reducing the chance of conflict in a well-adjusted system.

15. Cultured fungi and other microorganisms will be textured and fortified with vitamins before being artificially flavoured prior to packaging.

16. All of these fungi are, of course, very important in the process of decay and recycling of nutrients to the soil.

17. She points out which fungi they ate, as well as which woods were used in the building of huts and canoes.

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18. When ripe these pear-shaped fungi are filled with dust-like spores which pour out of the small central opening at the slightest movement.

19. The fungi grows in just these sites in wild cockroaches.

20. There are clear signs that supplies of fungi are now dwindling.

21. People with depressed immune systems also tend to experience major problems with infections caused by ordinary fungi.

22. A number of patients show a more general sensitivity to fungi, and are affected by inhaling spores from moulds.

23. Treatment was geared to boosting John's immune system which was being battered by various systemic fungi and intestinal parasites.

24. The sequence adjacent to the insertion site is very well conserved over large evolutionary distances such as between fungi, algae and bacteria.

25. The toxins defend them against predators, and most interestingly against the effects of bacteria and fungi.

26. By spreading woodchips over the ground, gardeners then create the perfect habitat for fungi of all sorts.

27. As with truffles, however, morels have until now resisted Joining the ranks of domesticated fungi.

28. No longer you have to grovel through the woods each spring in hopes of stumbling across a few of these delectable fungi.

29. Or trees had been felled by age or storms and their rotting trunks left to become covered with creepers and fungi.

30. Compared with the tangled mass of filaments that form the mycelium of most growing fungi, the Laboulbeniales appear decidedly non-fungal.

31. Local conservationists have become increasingly concerned about the impact of the booming trade in wild fungi in the region.

32. Fungi of various kinds are always present in the bodies of healthy people.

33. Yet the largest group of fungi parasitic on insects and other arthropods cause their hosts only minor blemishes.

34. Back at the cottage she found Rodney and Veronica in the kitchen picking over a pile of fungi.

35. Give them a really good soak in aquarium disinfectant before you add them to kill off any fungi which may be present.

36. You don't have to kneel before the fungi, as some foodies would require.

37. Every ant colony has its own clone of fungi, distinct from that on the neighbouring farm.

38. Some, the precursors of fungi, could only survive in the dark.

39. Once the fish is affected, other pathogens, bacteria as well as protozoal parasites and fungi, will compound the overall situation.

40. Plants, animals, and fungi have eukaryotic cells, containing distinct nuclei and several other kinds of organelle.

41. Such resins are known to inhibit the growth of certain fungi.

42. The lawn was covered with fungi.

43. Aversion phenomena are shown by fungi other than basidiomycetes.

44. Candida belongs to Kingdom fungi , Deuteromycotina, Gemmamycetes, Cryptococcacear.

45. Earthworms may be instrumental in dispersing fungi or bacteria.

46. The impact of the fungi comes too late.

47. In some fungi, there is evidence of incipient speciation.

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48. The pathogens were fungi belonging to Ascomycotina and Deuteromycotina.

49. Ferns, mosses and fungi spread by means of spores.

50. Conidia are the characteristic asexual reproductive units of fungi.

51. Fungi reproduce by spores in appropriate conditions.

52. Bacteria and fungi are other important soil organisms.

53. Mushrooms, toadstools and mildew are all fungi.

54. The results provide an useful aid to establish the system of molecular detection for the physiological races of wheat rust fungi.

55. A method for separation and determination of cantharidin from the culture of medicinal fungi using capillary gas chromatography was developed.

56. A pathogen of black spot of citrus limon is primary identified by some observations and fungi cultivations of slices of ground infested leaves or fruits.

57. The bleeding sap had the best fungistatic effect on Botrytis cinerea among the three pathogenic fungi.

58. Hypha (pl. hyphae) In fungi, a fine nonphotosynthetic tubular filament that spreads to form a loose network termed a mycelium or aggregates into fruiting bodies (e. g. toadstools).

59. The lower fungi comprise the groups Chytridiomycetes Oomycetes and Zygomycetes .

60. OBJECTIVE To evaluate the disc diffusion method on the clinical antifungal susceptibility test for yeast - like fungi.

61. Chitosan is material from deacetylation of chitin, which from arthropod, coelenterate, annelids, protozoans, part of algae and fungi.

62. Fig. 3 . Effect of temperature on the conidium germination of powdery mildew fungi in cucurbits.

63. Candida albicans C. albicans and other fungi an important human and veterinary pathogens.

64. The product is a new resource food made of main raw materials including cordyceps fungi powder, ginsenoside, yak spermarysheep spermary, donkey spermary, hartshorn and so on.

65. Any of numerous fungi, especially of the family Clavariaceae, whose often brightly colored spore-bearing structures are club-shaped to intricately branched and resemble coral.

66. This essay introduces the Basidiomycotina Hymenomycetes of edible fungi resources of Hebei province. It includes 6 orders, 21 families and 85 species.

67. Moreover, host plant can also affect the growth and development of AM fungi, and produce different infection rate, spore-bearing rate and mycorrhiza effect.

68. Isolation of pathogenetic fungi of cyclamen stem wilt have been done and predisposition tested.

69. Sporopore The aerial spore - producing body of certain fungi, e . g . the mushroom of Agaricus.

70. Results A newly found specific phenomenon in 10 cases that the fungi went throughout the adventitia, media and up to the intima of thick wall vasculum, and then fungous thrombosis might be formed.

71. ObjectiveTo study the effect of bioactive compounds from entomogenous fungi (BCEF0083) on behaviour and antioxidation in chronic unpredictable stress model of depression in rats.

72. The resources and pathogenicity of entomogenous fungi in Lishan National Nature Reserve in the southern east of Shanxi Province were studied.

73. They included the algae, fungi, mosses, liverworts, hornworts, ferns, clubmosees, and horsetails , the vascular plant group often being termed vascular cryptogams.

74. The exploitation of commodities on insecticides of entomogenous fungi and the domestic and overseas progress of researches on its standardization were reviewed.

75. Leaf and stem has the most abundant endophytic fungi while root tissue has the least amount of Piperaceae.

76. Fungi and biodeterioration of maize seed in storage under different condition were studied.

77. CONCLUSION Through the studies on these mycorrhizal fungi,(http:///fungi.html) it is possible to apply it in the cultivation of medicinal plants Orchidaceae) and other important economical plants.

78. Most fungi have the same basic body structure consisting of a main body or thallus composed of filaments called hyphae.

79. Objective: To test fermentation for medicinal fungi by fermenting Ganoderma lucidum with Radix Astragali containing medium.

80. Fungi (e.g., mushrooms) can produce protein with the biological value of animal protein.

81. Cornell's fungi collection, which includes many species that were the first of their kind to be collected and identified, came from Chinese mycology graduate student S.

82. There are some filamentous endophytic fungi living in darnel (L. temulentum) and producing temuline which results in the nerve system poisoning or death of human being and live stocks.

83. Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Escherichia coli , Klebsiella pneumoniae and fungi were the main pathogens.

84. Serviceable range: To kill fungi for feet pruritus, canker and rhagades caused by beriberi.

85. Basidiomycota ( basidiomycetes ) A phylum of the Fungi that includes the mushrooms and toadstools.

86. Moreover , the existence of a small amount of cannabinol is adequate to kill the fungi microorganism.

87. His observations of fungi in their natural habitat and his methods of culturing them enabled him to work out their developemt and life cycles, thus laying down the foundations of modern mycology .

88. Amanita verna which could produce laccase was isolated from 9 fungi gathered on the Majia mountain.

89. Because the hand does not contact with the filter tip and the cigarette body, which is convenient and healthy, and the entering of the fungi can be prevented.

90. Future prospects in the study of nutrient, physiology, genetic characteristics as well as exploitation and utilization of Morchella fungi resources are advanced.

91. Russula is a kind of important ecotomycorrhi zal fungi. Many species of this genus have edible and pharmaceutical value.

92. The site had been inoculated with soil containing suitable mycorrhizal fungi.

93. Fungus balls may also form when fungi colonize cavitary lesions of tuberculosis.

94. The studies consistently showed that ionizing radiation significantly enhances the growth of fungi that contain melanin.

95. Some endophytic fungi involved in gramineous plants could provide better resistance to pests and plant pathogens, better tolerance to drought, better plant growth and tillering of the host.

96. "It was fungi that allowed plants to move onto land around 600 million years ago, " explained Professor Lynn Boddy, a mycologist at the Cardiff School of Biosciences.

97. The results showed that the quantity, population, and distribution of the endophytic fungi varied in different part of the plant Camellia sinensis.

98. Fungi may be implicated in the pathogenesis of most chronic rhinosinusitis.

99. Under optimal conditions, the rates at which white rot fungi mineralize lignin rival their rates of polysaccharide degradation.

100. The good news about fungi is that they are relatively stable.

101. This mutation was the same as those identified in MBC resistant field isolates of other phytopathogenic fungi, and there existed obvious negative cross resistance between MBC and diethofencarb(NPC).

102. Some cheeses are soaked in brine to stimulate the development of specific fungi and 'bacteria; Limburger is one such cheese.

103. Each year, molting or dead crustaceans, fungi, and insects shed billions of metric tons of chitin.

104. Ascomycete: any of various members of a large group of fungi characterized by the presence of sexually produced spores formed within an ascus.

105. The results showed that AM fungi improved the root activity of sweet pepper and promoted the germination and growth of fibrous root.

106. Trichoderma is an important group in the biological control of fungi and has been successfully used in agriculture.

107. Wood decay fungi, such as Trichoderma sp. , after they attach themselves to the surface, secrete a whole family of cellulolytic enzymes.

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108. Most, if not all fungi can dispense with inorganic sources.

109. Straw mushroom is cultivated widely in tropical and subtropical regions of the edible fungi.

110. The fermentation extract of SZF2 and SZF7exhibited an inhibitory ability to 5 species of phytopathogenic fungi, this showed that thefermentation extract had a broad antibiotic spectrum.

111. In the economy meaning, there are 77 edulis fungi, 43 medical fungi, 24 poisonous fungi, 93 ectotrophic mycorrhiza fungi and 32 wood rotten fungi.

112. Lichen is a sort of complex life that living in symbiotic relationship with fungi and algae, named by the mycobiont lichen-forming fungi taxonomically.

113. Often mistakenly referred to as a mycotoxin, cyclopenin shows little toxicity against mammalian cells, bacteria or fungi in vitro.

114. The results showed that bleeding sap had quite strong fungistatic activities on plant pathogenic fungi.

115. Relatively, rumen fungi had a less number and slower growth rate compared with rumen bacteria.

116. Polyporus sp. is a kind of rare fungus parasitizing the mulberry, it is reported that most of fungi of polyporus have the high medicinal value.

117. Dissemination of the infectious agent (M. tuberculosis, fungi) may produce a similar pattern in other organs.

118. In 1994, a US company was awarded a patent for neem oil as a method of controlling fungi yet this tree has been used in Indian agriculture for centuries.

119. Interplanting with Cassia rotundifolia Pers significantly decreased the amount of fungi and increased the amount of actinomycetes and nitrogen-fixing bacteria in different soil layers.

120. TUB 2 gene is the resistance gene to benzimidazole in plant pathogenic fungi.

121. Tricholoma is in more than 10 kinds of edible fungi are delicious.

122. A chemical substance that destroys or inhibits the growth of fungi.

123. Boletus Boletus Branch and the category is pinecone Boletus fungi etc. collectively, in which the exception of a few species of poisonous or bitter and not edible, most varieties of food available.

124. In addition new borers and fungi have been introduced on imported materials.

125. Containing rich polysaccharides , amino acids and mineral elements, Grifola frondosa which may be produced by submerged fermentation in larger scale was edible -medicinal fungi.

126. We preserve only 23 strains of 13 species belonging to 4 genus. Most of them are medicinal fungi. These medical fungi of Ascomycotina have significant economic value.

127. More than thirty species of fungi were fixed in field with paraformaldehyde solution.

128. Organisms that cause polymer deterioration include bacteria, fungi, marine animals, and borers of various types.

129. Objective To evaluate the use and application conditions of the gene releaser in rapid extraction of the DNAs from the specimens of medical fungi.

130. Antimycotic activity of bifonazole was studied in susceptibility tests with 35 strains of medically common fungi representing 9 species using the disc diffusion method.

131. Streptonigrin is an unusual aminoquinone with broad biological activity against bacteria, fungi, nematodes,() viruses and tumor cells.

132. Students practice to apply the study of genetics to multicellular plants and fungi.

133. These fungi are septate with simple pores in their cross - walls.

134. As nonmotile heterotrophs, fungi must eventually be able to find new sources of nutrients.

135. The anti microbial activities of Toona Sinensis against a series of bacteria and fungi were studied.

136. Studies on extraction of extractive and measurements on bacteriostatic activity of extractives against fungi from Melia azedarach L.

137. The local use of corticoid decreased the resistance of cornea tissue . Then fungi would be propagated.

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138. Disinfectant algae - perishing and inhibition of growth of variety bacteria, especially fungi, in industrial water treatment system.

139. Centrosome A structure found in all eukaryotic cells, except fungi, that forms the SPINDLE during cell division.

140. Polyphenol oxidase(PPO)is a ubiquitous copper metalloprotein in the plastids of many plant species, fungi and insects.

141. "Eubacteria, arche bacteria, protists, fungi, plants, and animals, " Carrie spouted off.

142. Objective The arbitrarily primed polymerase chain reaction(AP-PCR) was established to identify the common dermatophyte fungi.

143. On both the ripening paddy and the paddy fresh harvested and stored, we find the symbiotic and parasitic field fungi to be the dominant while saprophytic storage fungi are seldom discovered.

144. In contrast, composting involves a succession of microorganisms from mesophilic bacteria, yeasts and mould fungi , through to thermophilic actinomycetes and fungi .

145. Anaerobian, bacteria, fungi, mycoplasma and exogenous avian leukemia virus and hemadsorption and non-hemadsorption viruses were negative.

146. Clitocybe maxima is a kind of rare edible fungi with good commercial prospects, which is newly developed in China.

147. Collect surface samples from building materials to assess fungal and bacterial growth potentials, and air samples to determine concentrations of both viable and nonviable fungi, and viable bacteria.

148. Patulin is a secondary metabolite produced mainly in rotten parts of fruit by a wide range of fungi.

149. Objective To isolate algicolous fungi from algae and obtain antitumor strains.

150. Cholesterol, ergosterol and stigmasterol and their derivatives are the major steroids in fungi with important physiological functions in fungi as well as biological activities on other organisms.

151. A secend important feature is the development of rhizomorphs by some fungi.

152. The invention provides a method for obtaining a transformable substrate by using fungi leftovers, which comprises two steps of diluted alkaline pretreatment and cellulase saccharification.

153. The mycelium grew fast in flask and slowly in edible fungi planting sack and can.