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The 13 pages that link to Fungal infection, each with the reason it gives.

• FungusRelated: Some fungi infect humans and other animals, despite most species being harmless to them.

• InfectionBroader topic: Fungi form a distinct group of infectious agents with different treatments and biology.

• Fungal sporeRelated: Some fungal infections begin when inhaled or contacted spores germinate in a host.

• Fungal life cycleRelated: Infection often depends on spores germinating and hyphae entering or spreading through a host.

• TerbinafineNarrower topic: Terbinafine treats fungal infections, but its usefulness depends on the organism and site.

• Bacterial infectionCompared with: Fungi are a distinct microbial cause of disease, not bacteria.

• Antifungal drugNarrower topic: The infection’s location and severity help determine which antifungal medicine is suitable.

• DermatophytosisNarrower topic: Dermatophytosis is one specific group of fungal infections.

• OnychomycosisNarrower topic: Onychomycosis is a localized fungal infection of nail tissue.

• Parasitic diseaseCompared with: Fungi can resemble parasites in causing persistent disease but belong to a distinct group of organisms.

• AgarwoodRelated: Fungal colonization can trigger defensive resin formation in agarwood-producing trees.

• Fungal pathogenNarrower topic: The broader process includes infection by pathogens ranging from yeasts to molds.

• CordycepsRelated: Cordyceps establishes itself by infecting a living arthropod.