Mycology Answers

by Susan Isaac


   ¶ AIRBORNE FUNGAL SPORES, To what extent do, contribute to respiratory disease and allergic reactions in humans? - (10) 31
   ¶ AUTOLYSIS IN FUNGAL HYPHAE, What are the factors that contribute to the onset of, and does the process confer any ecological advantage? - (10) 158
   ¶ BIOCHEMICAL PRODUCTS, Fungi naturally form many diverse, some of which are important - how and why do they do this? - (11) 182
   ¶ CELLULOSE, How do Fungi degrade and obtain nutrients from? - (11) 92
   ¶ CHEESE PRODUCTION, how are the activities of enzymes from fungi utilised in? - (11) 122
   ¶ DECOMPOSITION, To what extent does fungal activity contribute to the, processes of in soils and in composts? - (12) 185
   ¶ DIMORPHISM, What is meant by the term, as applied to fungi and is it an important phenomenon? - (10) 134
   ¶ DORMANCY OF FUNGUS SPORES, What Factors determine the duration of, the prior to germination? - (12) 38
   ¶ FUNGAL CORDS, strands and rhizomorphs, What are and how are they of benefit to the fungus? - (9) 90
   ¶ FUNGI, In terms of cell structure and function, how do, differ from other microbes? - (13) 137
   ¶ FUNGICIDES, What is the mode of action of, and how do fungi develop resistance? - (13) 38
   ¶ GERMINATION and outgrowth of fungal spores, What Factors influence the ? - (12) 91
   ¶ HYPHAE, How and why do many fungal, form septa? - (13) 89
   ¶ HYPHAL tip regions, How do, differ from the main body of the hypha in terms of function and activity? - (13) 185
   ¶ IRON is relatively insoluble and often unavailable in the natural environment: how do fungi obtain sufficient supplies? - (11) 41
   ¶ LICHENS, How do, survive severe drought conditions? - ( 10) 89
   ¶ LIGHT, Moulds, mildews and other fungi are often found in shaded and dark situations - is their development influenced by? - (9) 41
   ¶ PAPER MANUFACTURING PROCESSES, How can fungi make, more environmentally friendly? - (9) 182
   ¶ PAPERS, manuscripts and books, Old, often develop spots and patches, are these caused by fungi? - (9) 138
   ¶ PIGMENTATION, Many fungi are brightly coloured: does, provide any advantage to those species? - (8) 178
   ¶ SOY SAUCE, How are soya beans fermented to make, and why is it salty? - (8) 38
   ¶ TOXINS, What are myco-, and how harmful are they? - (8) 91
   ¶ TOXINS, Peanuts and the health of wild birds: do fungal, cause their demise? - (8) 135
   ¶ TOXINS, Some Fungi produce, that affect the Physiological Functioning of Higher Plants: what is the Role of these Compounds in the Development of Plant Diseases? - (12) 124


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