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| saclike cases that contain several spores. |
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| Specialized, club-shaped diploid cells . |
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| Haploid reprodutive cells for club fungi |
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| Fungi which produce club-shaped reproductive structures and reproduce sexually. |
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| One-cell-thick, threadlike filaments which comprise a mycelium. |
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| Fungi without reproductive structurs |
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| Symbiotic associations between fungi and single-celled green algae or cyano bacteria. |
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| The structure that makes up the body of almost all fungi. |
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| Symbiotic associations between fungi and plant roots. |
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| Fungi which form spores in a saclike case. |
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| Partitions which divide the filaments which make up the body of a fungus. |
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| Haploid spores in black spore cases whch initiate asexual reproduc tion in zygote fungi. |
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| tiny, lightweight, reproductive packages that are extordinarily mobile but lack a means for self propulsion. |
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| tough, resistant diploid structures that remain dormant until environmental conditions are favorable for growth. |
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| Fungi which reproduce through zygospores. |
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