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...[conic]] to campanulate to plane, usually with an [[umbo]]. The [[Lamella (mycology)|gill]]s are dark purplish black, crowded, with several tiers of intermedia

...e. Agar-agar, used in the preparation of culture media in bacteriology and mycology, is obtained from various species of this group.

* Sanders, W.B. 2001. "Lichens: interface between mycology and plant morphology." ''Bioscience'' '''51''': 1025-1035. * [http://bugs.bio.usyd.edu.au/Mycology/Plant_Interactions/Lichen/lichenBiology.shtml University of Sydney lichen b

...minates, forming one or several [[fruiting bodies]] with head and [[stipe (mycology)|stipe]], variously colored (resembling a tiny [[mushroom]]). In the head,

...a '''[[Pileus (mycology)|pileus]]'''), and gills (each called a [[lamella (mycology)|lamella]]/pl. lamellae) on the underside of the cap just as do store-bough ..., and [[cup fungus|cup fungi]]. Mushrooms and other fungi are studied by [[mycology|mycologist]]s. Thus, the term ''mushroom'' is more one of common applicatio

* In botany and mycology names at the rank of family and below are based on the name of a genus, som

...m is white, 5-20 cm high (approximately 2-8 inches), with a basal [[Volva (mycology)|bulb]] that bears universal veil remnants (more or less distinct rings or ...skan subarctic tundra and taiga plant communities. In: ''Arctic and Alpine Mycology'' (eds Laursen GA, Ammirati JF), p 123–149. Seattle: University of Washin

* Advances in Food Mycology (Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology) (2006) by A.D. Hocking ''et

...[Kingdom (biology)|kingdom]] – these include [[fungi]] (studied in [[mycology]]), [[lichen]]s ([[lichenology]]), [[bacterium|bacteria]] ([[bacteriology]]