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- Agaricales
- Auriculariales
- Boletales
- Cantharellales
- Ceratobasidiales
- Cystofilobasidiales
- Dacrymycetales
- Filobasidiales
- Geastrales
- Gomphales
- Hymenochaetales
- Hysterangiales
- Phallales
- Polyporales
- Russulales
- Thelephorales
- Tilletiales
- Tremellales
- Tulasnellales
- Uredinales
- Ustilaginales
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Information from the Tree of Life Web Project on this clade of the Basidiomycota including characteristics and a discussion of their phylogenetic relationships.
A clearing house for research information about the basidiomycete fungi. Includes a list of laboratories focused on the basidiomycota, lists of basidiomycete species, conferences and other events, and an index of available genomic information.
Highlights research on the basidiomycetes of Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Jamaica. Includes information on the range of habitats in this area and an illustrated species list.
Details from Wikipedia on the classification and typical life-cycle of members of this phylum.
Information on members of this phylum from MicrobeWiki, the student-edited microbiology resource, including their description and significance, cell structure and metabolism, and ecology.
Extensive information from the Tree of Life Web Project on this phylum including characteristics of the group and a discussion of their phylogenetic relationships.
Article on the largely unseen fungi which are an important part of ancient pastures. [PDF]
Information about the systematics, ecology, and evolution of basidiomycetous fungi having a yeast stage.
Paul Stamets provides a number of images of spores and basidia.
A useful list of the technical terms used in the study of fungi.
Information and photographs of jelly fungi from the three orders Tremellales, Auriculariales and Dacrymycetales.
These fungi are so named because their fruiting body appears to be the consistency of jelly. They are found in the orders Tremellales, Auriculariales, and Dacrymycetales.
Information on a number of species of fungi that may be found growing on the lawn.
Article by Paul Stamets on the Asian martial artists who believe in the potency of various mushrooms to aid them on the path to perfection.
General description (with photos) of this order of mushrooms, including the Amanita, Agaricus, Russula, Tricholoma, Gomphidius, Coprinus, Waxy Cap (Hygrophoracea), and Bolete families.
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