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Vegetative structure Pyricularia.

Vegetative structure Pyricularia.

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Figure 1: Vegetative hyphae.
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Figure 3: Diagram illustrating the ultrastructure of hypha.
Figure 4: Illustrating fungal growth curve.
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Preface: Mycology is an established text that continues to introduce fungi. Fungi are one of nature’s most versatile organisms in their macro- and micro-structure, metabolism, ecology, and genomics. The first step is to understand fungal morphology; analysis and measurement of growth, and reproduction are included in this book. The taxonomic sectio...
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