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3
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poison made by fungi
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5
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feeds on dead materials
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person who studies fungi
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9
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takes life from the host and eventually kills it
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where spores are formed
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grows under the cap and produces spores
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symbiotic relationship of fungi and plants
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reproductive part of a fungi as are seeds to plants
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parts of a fungus that are filaments that collect water and nutrients from the soil
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the way yeast increases
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form of spores
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2
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the mushroom or toadstool
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4
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breaking into small pieces
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form of life from whom a parasite draws
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working in a supportive partnership
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can change into a second form
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group of filaments that collect water, etc.
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