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Fungi, The , Third Edition
Author(s): Geeta Sumbali

ISBN:    978-81-8487-780-9 
E-ISBN:   
Publication Year:   2026
Pages:   390
Binding:   Paper Back
Dimension:   185mm x 240mm
Weight:   


Textbook


About the book

The Fungi, now in its third edition, imparts basic concepts of mycology for the undergraduate and postgraduate students. Beginning with an introductory discussion of fungi and fungus like organisms, it focusses on the latest phylogenetic system of classification based on molecular studies. It includes up to date account of structure and reproduction in major fungal groups with emphasis on the typical genera as well as detailed chapters on conservation, cultivation, preservation and major significance of fungal diversity in the maintenance of environment and their role in biotechnology.


Key Features

  • • Clear explanation and lucid language • Elaborate illustrated • Flowcharts of fungal classifications and the phylogenetic system • Life cycles of important fungal genera and their allies • Study questions and multiple choice questions with answers • Glossary of mycological terms • Organism/Taxa



Table of Contents

Preface to the Third Edition /Preface to the First Edition /Acknowledgements / Part I: Introduction / Kingdom Fungi (Mycetae) / Part III: Kingdom Chromista (Stramenopila) / Part IV: Kingdom Protozoa / Part V: Significance of Fungal Diversity / Part VI: Culturing, Maintenance and Conservation of Fungal Diversity / Glossary of Mycological Terms / Questions for Thought and Search for Knowledge / References / Organism and Taxa Index / Subject Index.




Audience

Undergraduate Students, Professionals and Researchers


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