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Mushrooms belong in the Division Dikarya (Or also called Basidiomycota) in the Kingdom of Fungi. This is divided down to the phylum Ascomycetes, home to cup fungi, beech orange, dead man's fingers and more, and the phylum Basidiomycetes which holds all the true mushrooms, as well as stinkhorns, truffles & more.
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Are mushrooms a member of Ascomycota?
No, mushrooms belong to the division Basidiomycota, which includes most of the commonly known mushroom-forming fungi. Ascomycota is another division of fungi that includes molds, yeasts, and truffles.
Which characteristics or member of chytridiomycota?
Mushroom
Name a member of the fungus kingdom?
A very familiar member is the mushroom.
What is another name for mushroon?
Another name for "Mushroom" is "Fungi". (A mushroom is a member of the fungi family)
What is another name mushroon?
Another name for "Mushroom" is "Fungi". (A mushroom is a member of the fungi family)
Is Clemson University Division one in athletics?
Clemson University is a member of the NCAA Division I as well as a member in the Atlantic Division of the Atlantic Coast Conference.
In Bleach who is Kira?
He is the Lieutenant of the 3rd Division. He was a member of the 5th Division and 4th Division though... I hope this helps
What division is a pine tree a member of?
Conifers.
What kind of vegetable is morel?
The morel is a member of the mushroom family, i.e. a fungus.
What is the taxonomic groupings of the Mushroom Species the Death cap?
The death cap mushroom belongs to the taxonomic group Amanita phalloides. It is in the kingdom Fungi, division Basidiomycota, class Agaricomycetes, order Agaricales, and family Amanitaceae.
A member of the congress may not be a member of the president cabinet because such would violate the practice of?
Division of powers.
Where are the gills located on a mushroom?
The gills of a mushroom are most often located under the cap (the large, often round part). In the case that they are not, it is often useful to look up the name of the mushroom, as the clear deviation from standard morphology often means that the mushroom is a member of a more specific group (puff balls, morels, etc) that release spores in a different way.
