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The 17 pages that link to Fruiting body, each with the reason it gives.

• MyceliumRelated: Many familiar mushrooms arise from mycelium as temporary reproductive structures.

• HyphaNarrower topic: In many fungi, dense hyphae build the visible reproductive structure.

• Mushroom cultivationBroader topic: This is the harvested structure, triggered by conditions such as fresh air, light, and humidity.

• Spore dispersalRelated: Its shape and position can expose spores to wind or other carriers.

• Fungal life cycleBroader topic: It is the visible reproductive structure in many mushrooms and other fungi.

• MushroomNarrower topic: Mushroom is the familiar name for one broad form of fungal fruiting body.

• StromaRelated: Reproductive structures borne in or on a stroma can form fruiting bodies.

• Pleurotus ostreatusRelated: The oyster-shaped cap and gills form the species’ spore-bearing structure.

• ShiitakeRelated: The cap and stem sold as shiitake are the fungus’s fruiting body.

• Cantharellus cibariusNarrower topic: The familiar cap and stalk are reproductive structures, not the whole organism.

• FungicultureRelated: In edible mushroom cultivation, fruiting bodies are often the harvested crop.

• MyxogastriaRelated: Myxogastrid fruiting bodies package spores for release and dispersal.

• Coprinus comatusNarrower topic: The visible mushroom is the reproductive structure that ultimately liquefies.

• CordycepsRelated: The emerging structure disperses spores after fungal growth in the host.

• Fungal StructuresBroader topic: Mushrooms and other visible reproductive forms are fruiting bodies.

• Grifola frondosaRelated: The edible cluster is the reproductive structure produced by the underlying mycelium.

• Slime moldRelated: Slime molds form spore-bearing fruiting bodies after their feeding stages.