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Parasitic Fungi

A parasitic fungus takes advantage of another organism to obtain food or substrate while damaging or weakening its host.

Sources

Britannica – Fungal Parasites and Pathogens  “”””
Sciencedirect – Parasitic Fung  “”””

April 2023, TÄNKOM | Revised February 2024 RETHINK…

Mould Fungi

Mould is an umbrella term for all microscopic fungi that spread by hyphae. They are found all around us and can be beneficial, such as making foods like cheese, or harmful, such as toxic spores.

Some good news:
Mould can …

Mycorrhiza

Mycorrhiza is a symbiosis between fungus and plant where the fungus hyphae penetrate the roots, resulting in a favourable nutrient exchange for both organisms. Fungi that form mycorrhiza are usually bound to one or a few specific plant species, …

Mycology

Pear-shaped puffball. Photo: Oliver Karlöf

Mycology is the study of the fungal kingdom. A mycologist is a biologist who works with fungi.

Sources

ReThink – Fungi Knowledge
Nature & Culture – Photographer Oliver Karlöf  “”””
Britannica – Mycology  “”””

April 2023, TÄNKOM …

Mycelium

Mycelium is a branching thread-like network of filaments called hyphae. 
Think of it as the fungal equivalent of plant roots. It collects food, water and nutrients to nourish the fungus., thus ensuring growth, absorption, and nutrient storage. 

This network …

Milky Sap

Milky sap from Weeping Milk Cap. Foto: Oliver Karlöf

Milky sap is a naturally occurring rubber, also known as latex, secreted mainly from cuts in the fruiting bodies. Several species secrete this fluid when damaged, but none can …

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