ON READYMAG
MUSHROOMS
THE REALM OF LIVING NATURE, UNITING EUKARYOTIC ORGANISMS THAT COMBINE
SOME OF THE FEATURES OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS
SOME OF THE FEATURES OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS
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Fungi that form large
fruiting bodies belong to
the subkingdom of higher
fungi (Dikarya), in which
there are two divisions —
Ascomycota (or marsupial
fungi) and Basidiomycota. In
practical terms, a
distinction is made between
edible, inedible and
poisonous mushrooms.
fruiting bodies belong to
the subkingdom of higher
fungi (Dikarya), in which
there are two divisions —
Ascomycota (or marsupial
fungi) and Basidiomycota. In
practical terms, a
distinction is made between
edible, inedible and
poisonous mushrooms.
Mushroom is the colloquial
name for the fruiting bodies
of macromycetes mushrooms.
According to modern
scientific ideas, mushrooms
are allocated into an
independent kingdom of living
nature — Fungi (LAT. ).
name for the fruiting bodies
of macromycetes mushrooms.
According to modern
scientific ideas, mushrooms
are allocated into an
independent kingdom of living
nature — Fungi (LAT. ).
FUNGI
FUNGI, LIKE HUMAN SKIN, ARE CAPABLE OF PRODUCING
VITAMIN D WHEN EXPOSED TO SUNLITGHT
VITAMIN D WHEN EXPOSED TO SUNLITGHT
FUNGAL DNA IS
different from plant
DNA and is similar to human DNA
different from plant
DNA and is similar to human DNA
SOME FACTS ABOUT
MUSHROOMS
MUSHROOMS
SYMBIOSIS
PLANTS
FUNGI
There is a symbiosis between plants and fungi
in which mycorrhizal endogrybs penetrate
directly into the plant root, forming a fungus
in it. In this way, mycelium helps many crops
build immunity, fight pathogens of various
diseases, and absorb water, phosphorus, and
other nutrients from the soil
in which mycorrhizal endogrybs penetrate
directly into the plant root, forming a fungus
in it. In this way, mycelium helps many crops
build immunity, fight pathogens of various
diseases, and absorb water, phosphorus, and
other nutrients from the soil
MUSHROOMS
MUSHROOMS
MUSHROOMS
MUSHROOMS
MUSHROOMS
GILLS
MYCELIUM
HYPHAE
MYCELIUM
HYPHAE
M
Mushroom
mycelium has the
ability to use toxic
substances such
as oil or E. coli as
a nutrient medium
mycelium has the
ability to use toxic
substances such
as oil or E. coli as
a nutrient medium
Professor Toshiyuki Nakagaki of Hokkaido University
mycelium (fungus) is able to collect and organize information about the
environment, understand its location in space and transmit this information
to its descendants — the parts of the fungus that were separated from the
mother fungus
environment, understand its location in space and transmit this information
to its descendants — the parts of the fungus that were separated from the
mother fungus
