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589.2 MAH

Maheshwari, Ramesh

2005

Mycology series ; v. 24

[xi], 240 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 26 cm.

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Pt. I. The unique features of fungi -- Ch. 1. The hyphal mode of life -- Ch. 2. The multinuclear condition -- Pt. II. Interactions of fungi with other organisms -- Ch. 3. Fungi as symbiotic partners -- Ch. 4. Fungi as plant pathogens -- Pt. III. Model fungi in research -- Ch. 5. Neurospora : a gateway to biology -- Ch. 6. Yeast : a unicellular paradigm for complex biological processes -- Ch. 7. Aspergillus nidulans : a model for study of form and asexual reproduction -- Ch. 8. Ustilago maydis : mechanisms in sexual reproduction -- Pt. IV. Gene manipulation in fungi -- Ch. 9. Transformation of fungi and discovery of gene-silencing phenomena -- Pt. V. Adaptations -- Ch. 10. Thermophilic fungi : eukaryotic life at high temperature -- Ch. 11. Photoresponses and circadian rhythm -- Ch. 12. Decomposition of biomass -- Pt. VI. Populations -- Ch. 13. Species, their diversity and populations -- Ch. 14. Senescence -- App. Naming, defining, and broadly classifying fungi.

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