Fungal Families of the WorldP. F. Cannon, P. M. Kirk Fungal Families of the World portrays the immense diversity of the Kingdom Fungi. As well as basic information on all currently recognized families, detailed entries are provided on over 250 key families, describing their morphology, ecology, phylogeny, distribution and economic significance. Key Features: 536 fungal families included, some published in 2007 New A4 format' Nearly 900 full color illustrations Carefully selected references to aid further reading |
Contents
A | 1 |
B | 32 |
C | 48 |
D | 98 |
E | 111 |
F | 125 |
G | 130 |
H | 150 |
P | 253 |
Q | 308 |
R | 309 |
S | 320 |
T | 345 |
U | 366 |
V | 372 |
W | 378 |
I | 175 |
K | 177 |
L | 179 |
M | 197 |
N | 236 |
O | 244 |
X | 379 |
Z | 382 |
GLOSSARY | 384 |
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absent allied analysis Anamorphs apical appears Asci Ascomata Ascomycetes Ascomycota Ascospores aseptate associated Basidia basidiomata Basidiomycota Basidiospores Bauer becoming Biblthca branched brown causing cells clamp clavate composed conidia conidiogenous conidiophores conidium connections cylindrical dark developed Distribution diversity Ecology Economic Significance elongate Evol evolution formed fungal fungi fungus gelatinous genus germ pores globose host hyaline hymenium hyphae Interascal tissue iodine known layer lichen living molecular molecular data morphological mycelium Mycol Mycologia Mycotaxon North Notes nuclear Oberwinkler organism paraphyses parasitic Phylogenetic Phylogenetic relationships phylogeny plant poorly pores position present produced rarely rDNA sequences recent References regions ribosomal DNA Saprobic separate septate sheath Significant Genera simple smooth sometimes species spores staining structure studies surface Syst systematics taxa Taxonomic temperate thallus thick-walled thin-walled tropical types usually wall well-developed Widespread wood