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Page 1: 239-F - sanjesh.org form a phylogenetic cluster distinct ... Yeasts 4) Molds 3) Mushrooms ... All of the following are characteristics of fungi EXCEPT they l)
Page 2: 239-F - sanjesh.org form a phylogenetic cluster distinct ... Yeasts 4) Molds 3) Mushrooms ... All of the following are characteristics of fungi EXCEPT they l)
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THE ROLE OF MICROORGANISMS IN … 10, 2014 · THE ROLE OF MICROORGANISMS IN AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY ... viruses, yeasts and molds, ... Organisms that are distinct …

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 · celled and lack distinct nuclei and ... such as slime molds, share characteristics with ... The first is the Kingdom Fungi (C), which contains molds and yeasts

Chapter 12: EUKARYOTIC MICROBES 12: EUKARYOTIC MICROBES 1. ... •have distinct form of locomotion called ... •sac fungi (yeasts, molds, truffles, lichens)

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