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| threadlike filaments that are the basic structural units of a multicellular fungus |
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| the elongated hyphae at the tips that branch out and form a network of filaments |
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| the complex carbohydrate that most fungi contain |
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| specialized hypha which pentrate and grow into host cells with out killing them |
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| a form of asexual reproduction in which mitosis takes place and a new individual grows out |
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| a sac or case in which spores are produced |
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| thick-walled spores that are adapted towithstand unfavorable conditions |
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| the little saclike structures in the fungi in which the sexual spores develop |
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| the spores that are produced inside the ascus; take on many differnt forms |
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| the club-shaped hyphae that are spore-producing cells of basidiomycotes |
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| the basidia spores that are produced during sexual reproduction |
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| a symbiotic relationship in which a fungus lives in close contact with the roots of a plant partner |
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| a symbiotic association between a fungus and a green alga or cyanobacterium |
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