what sentence can I use for fungi?
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Fungi have been used medicinally since ancient times.\nCertain fungi live in a symbiotic association with algae.\nFungi live on organic remains.
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Soil!! The room is Mushroom ofcourse!
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Fungus?  Not really a plant.
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This sounds like a school question.... if wikipedia is all you tried, then you didn't try very hard.\n\nCheck out \nhttp://tolweb.org/Fungi  \n\nUse keywords selected from your reading to search for more information.
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Use correct grammar and pronunciation and we might even have a snowball's chance in hell of  figuring out what you are talking about.\n\nHow : Capital H.\nbiologists: plural, not singular.\nWhose: Not whos\n\nSentence has a pronoun as a subject. Totally indecipherable.  What is "it"?\n\nAs the sentence is presented the correct answer could well be "Because of the label".
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fungus\nhttp://tolweb.org/tree?group=Fungi&contgroup=Eukaryotes\nhttp://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/fungi/fungi.html\nhttp://www.factmonster.com/ce6/sci/A0858309.html\n\nhere are some to help you with research.
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Prepare an multiply the spores in suitable medium supporting pathogenic fungi.The spore will multiply and you can keep them as such in a lab under aseptic condition.
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Human pathology and Mycology ( Study of fungi)
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hi this is a sign of fungus
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Fungi grow from mycelium, which is a white cob-webby network of very fine fibers under the ground.  \n\nI hope this is what you mean.
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Cool idea..\n\nHaircut...\n\nWhat does one reap, but never sow?\nWhat needs water nor soil to grow?\nTangled bushed or weeping willowed,\nthick as oak, cloudy billowed.\nLong dead before the Reaper's will,\nharvested before the bill.
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Both of the expressions you list could be used with the same meaning, though one of them might fit better than the other in a particular sentence, depending on what you want to emphasize.   The expression "attacks of bees" is perhaps a little less likely, except in certain special constructions.  (You might use it, for instance, if "bees" is the first in a list -- "The attacks of bees, red ants, mosquitoes and every other biting insect you can imagine made it a memorable picnic!")\n\nBut if you are actually trying to use the words you list (instead of just giving them as a general example of how to put the words together), I suspect the expression you ACTUALLY want is "Bee attacks".   With this kind of compound expression of two nouns the first noun is usually in the singular, not plural.
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most plants are producers\nmost animals are consumers\nmany insects are decomposers\nmany fungi and molds are decomposers too\n\n\njust think of common plants and animals and you'll do fine for those catagories
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in biology we use the word spore for those produced by eukaryotes (e.g. fungi), endospores for those produced by prokaryotes (i.e. bacteria).\n\nAs far as I know they're both dedicated to the exact same purpose, asexual reproduction.  Though some fungi will mate using spores.
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Good question: The actinomycetes are one (you got me on the others but I will check back).\n\nEdit: Well, the actinomycetes are in the Monera; you asked for fungi.  So did you mean the 5 most common fungi?:\nAnd by "important" do you want economically important deleterious fungi like Aspergillus and Fomes?\nGlomus is the only beneficial one I could find.\n\nThat bacteria are much more important for soil health, like Rhizobium, Digitaria, Gunnera, Anabaena and Aulosira.\n\nIf you have some good information on this, please share.  I have been looking for it.  Also, if you know any good books???
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How about:\n"I need a sentence with notwithstanding in it?"
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I think you Can use ENT. but I am not sure go to dictionary.com