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Fungi

Fungal Basics. Eukaryotes: vary from single cells to multicellularCommon examples: mushrooms, yeast, athlete's footDecomposers, parasites, mutualists: absorb their foodCan digest cellulose and ligninMutualism example: mycorrhizae. Fungi and Plants. Fungi that form associations with plant roots a

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Fungi

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    1. Fungi Why study fungi? How do scientists study fungi? Variations in fungal lifestyle Types of fungi

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