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Hypha

A hypha (from Ancient Greek ὑφή (huphḗ) 'web'; pl. hyphae) is a long, branching, filamentous structure of a fungus, oomycete, or actinobacterium. In most fungi, hyphae are the main mode of vegetative growth, and are collectively called a mycelium.

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Hypha

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Edges57
Triples74
Avg. degree1.97
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Hypha

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related to External links · 13
Hypha → An Introduction, Biology, Close-up, EdinburghFungi Online Fungi Online, FungiFungal, Hickey, Introduction, It, MycologyHyphal, Raphaël Bastide, Read, University, Wikipedia
related to Growth · 11
Hypha → As, During, German, Golgi, Hyphae, It, Outside, Spitzenkörper, The Spitzenkörper, These, Vesicle
related to Classification based on cell wall and overall form · 10
Hypha → Binding, Characteristics, Fusiform, Generative, In, Often, Skeletal, The, They, Unlike
related to Classification based on cell division · 9
Hypha → Aseptate, Aspergillus, Mucor, Non-septate, Pseudohyphae, Septate, Some, They, Yeasts
related to Modifications · 7
Hypha → Bulk, Ectomycorrhizal, Hyphae, In, Mycelial, Some, The
related to Structure · 7
Hypha → Earth's, Hyphae, In, Many, Septa, Some, The
related to Classification based on refractive appearance · 4
Hypha → Hyphae, The, These, They
see also · 4
Hypha → Ascocarp, Fruiting, Network, Underground
related to Behaviour · 2
Hypha → Hyphae, The
related to Classification based on growth location · 2
Hypha → Aerial, Hyphae

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hyphae fungi cells form growth septa skeletal cell fungal generative hyphal fungus binding may types wall also fusiform many tip

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constricting ringsinstance ofhyphae may be modified into trapping structures0.80text
adhesive netsinstance ofhyphae may be modified into trapping structures0.80text
agaricsinstance ofas do fleshy mushrooms0.80text
is referred to as monomitic.If a fungus contains the obligate generative hyphaeinstance ofas do fleshy mushrooms0.80text
polypores their tough consistencyinstance ofLaetiporus that includes only generative and binding hyphae.Skeletal and binding hyphae give leathery and woody fungi0.80text
Hypharelated to BehaviourThe0.60section
Hypharelated to BehaviourHyphae0.60section
Hypharelated to Classification based on cell divisionSeptate0.60section
Hypharelated to Classification based on cell divisionAspergillus0.60section
Hypharelated to Classification based on cell divisionAseptate0.60section
Hypharelated to Classification based on cell divisionNon-septate0.60section
Hypharelated to Classification based on cell divisionMucor0.60section

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