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Fungal classification: Lower & Higher Fungi

Biologists use the term ‘fungus’ to include eukaryotic, spore-bearing, achlorophyllous organisms that generally reproduce sexually and asexually. They are usually made up of filamentous, branched somatic structures which are typically surrounded by cell walls containing chitin or cellulose, or both of these substances. The fungi originated as a distinctive group …

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An Introduction to Fungi

A fungi is a group of eukaryotic heterotphic organisms members of which have chitinous cell wall and are differentiated from other living organisms by their special vegetative structure   and nutrient intake. Members of this group include yeast, rusts, mildews, molds, mushrooms etc. Mycology The discipline of bioscience that deals with …

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Transpiration Mechanism in Plant Body

Good to know A living cell can concentrate the solute, dead cell can’t. The suction pump can lift up to 34 ft in 1 atm pressure. Harry Cole tree was the highest plant up to 1988-89. Insoluble substances if added can not alter the osmotic potential. Only soluble substances can. …

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