what is the study of fungi called?
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(m)\n\nMycology is the study of fungi. At various points throughout history, fungi have been considered to be either plants or animals. It was finally concluded that fungi are neither plants nor animals, but are a distinct group. Fungi are now considered one of the five kingdoms into which all living organisms are classified.
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Candida albicans is a yeast, that is, a unicellular fungus-like organism. The life of these organisms is not measured as lifespan of a single cell (which is probably not much) but as the persistence of the entire population, which depends on their reproduction on a substratum (nutritious substances) and adequate environmental conditions.
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There are quite many!\n\nBotany: the study of plants\nZoology: the study of animals\nAnthropology: the study of humans\nMolecular Biology: the study of molecules in life\nAnatomy: the study of the structure and organization of living things\nEthology: the study of behaviors of organisms\nAstrobiology: the study of life beyond Earth\nEcology: the study of living things and their interactions with the environment\nEvolutionary biology: the study of the origin and descent of species\n\nClick on the link below for many more!
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go to wikipedia and search mold
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The major groups of microorganisms—namely bacteria, archaea, fungi (yeasts and molds), algae, protozoa, and viruses
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It is called biochemestry
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The count is difficult, since you don't say what do you mean by plants. Not joking.\nIn botany fungi aren't plants, nor mosses, neither algae.\nThe term plant is scientifically restricted to eucariontic life forms that process their own food from sun light, CO2 and water, live on land (mainly), but WITH  a VASCULAR SYSTEM well developed.\nso, please narrow your question, or expand it, anyway a pleasure to discuss this topics, TKS!
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Yeast is a fungus. It's not a plant or animal.
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Fungis or Fungi that feed on living things are parasites. Fungi love places that are warm and wet so they can grow. Sound like somewhere you know? Thats right your feet are a perfect habitat for certain fungus. Killing it can be difficult sometimes. There are plenty of over the counter products but some require a long treatment period because they are hard to kill. Wearing open shoes without socks to keep your feet dry will help until it is cleared up. Use talk powder to absorp moisture when you have to wear shoes. Good Luck!
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A mushroom belongs to the Fungi kingdom. All fungi are heterotroph meaning they cannot produce their own food, they absorb their nutrients from the environment. Mushrooms get their nutrients from either the soil or the trees they are growing on ( bracket fungi).Most fungi are saprobic meaning they decompose dead plants and animals and absorb the nutrients. Some are parasitic, they obtain their nutrients from living organisms.
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Botany is the scientific study of plantlife.  Botany covers the study of the structure, growth, reproduction, metabolism, development, diseases, ecology, and evolution of plants.\n\n\n\nI know quite a bit, I just completed that class at this semester at the college i go too.
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Initially a spore (the fungal equivalent of a seed) lands on some suitable ground. It starts to grow underground, pushing out mycelium (fungal threads) in all directions. As the mass of mycelium grows the central part dies off, leaving a disc of mycelium growing at the outer edge. Eventually, when season and weather allow, mushrooms are produced above the mycelium and release spores. Sometimes, several years may go by before mushrooms are seen at a fairy ring. The underground presence of the fungus sometimes causes withering or varying colour or growth of the grass above.
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Cytology--study of cells....would you believe that I had a college professor who had a PhD in cotton cytology?  \n\nAnatomy and Physiology - study of form and function\nZoology - study of animals\n   Invertebrate Zoology - study of invertebrates\n   Vertebrate Zoology - study of vertebrates\nBotany - study of plants\nMicrobiology - study of microorganisms\nParasitology - study of parasites\nHistology - study of tissues\nMycology - study of fungi\nEntomology - study of insects ....yuck!\nBotanical Taxonomy - Nomenclature, classification, and identification of plants.\n\n--------------The items listed below came from the free dictionary (URL listed below).  That site lists a lot more branches of biological science that I haven't put in here.\n\nmorphology - study of structure\nneurobiology - study of the anatomy and physiology of the nervous system\ncryobiology - study of the effects of low temperatures on living organisms\nbiogeography - the geography of the distribution of plants and animals
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Mushrooms are fungus that are found growing in damp places on the ground.
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It is a multicellular, filamentous fungus called Rhizopus
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mould is the fungal growth.the spores in atmosphere settle on the food stuff and grow e.g rhizopus on bread,penicillium notatum is also mould
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This mass of tangled fibres is called a mycelium. The thin strands are called hyphae (singular: hypha). The growing tips of these hyphae are the most active in feeding - they are called feeding hyphae (!!!).\nThe mycelium is often not visible because the hyphae are very narrow and they mostly run through the thing they are feeding on (their substrate).