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The 22 pages that link to Fungi, each with the reason it gives.

• International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plantsRelated: The Code governs fungal names as well as names for algae and plants.

• Soil food webRelated: Soil fungi decompose complex plant material and provide food for fungivorous animals.

• AscomycotaNarrower topic: Ascomycota is one major phylum within the fungal kingdom.

• Fungal taxonomyNarrower topic: This is the kingdom that fungal classifications divide into groups.

• MycologyNarrower topic: The kingdom whose diversity and biology form mycology’s subject.

• HumusRelated: Fungal enzymes break down tough plant materials that contribute to soil organic matter.

• ThallusNarrower topic: Some fungi form compact thalli rather than conspicuous filament networks.

• OpisthokontaBroader topic: Fungi are one of the two familiar multicellular groups within Opisthokonta.

• MucoromycotaNarrower topic: Mucoromycota is one lineage within the fungal kingdom.

• ChytridiomycotaNarrower topic: Chytridiomycota is one lineage within the fungal kingdom.

• Fumaric acidNarrower topic: Many fungi produce fumaric acid, and fungal fermentation is used to manufacture it.

• Phytophthora infestansCompared with: Oomycetes resemble fungi but belong to a different evolutionary lineage.

• MicrosporidiaNarrower topic: Microsporidia are classified within this broader evolutionary group.

• EukaryotaBroader topic: Fungi are a major branch distinct from both animals and plants.

• IchthyosporeaCompared with: Ichthyosporean cells can resemble fungi, but molecular evidence places them outside the fungal kingdom.

• FungicultureNarrower topic: Fungiculture is the cultivation of members of this broad biological group.

• GeosminNarrower topic: Some fungi also produce geosmin, extending its origins beyond bacteria.

• MyxogastriaCompared with: Slime molds can look fungal, but Myxogastria are amoebozoans with mobile feeding stages.

• NeocallimastigomycotaNarrower topic: Neocallimastigomycota is a deeply distinctive lineage within the fungal kingdom.

• AphelidaRelated: Aphelida is a close relative of fungi, though aphelids are parasites rather than conventional fungi.

• MucoromycotinaNarrower topic: Mucoromycotina is one lineage within the fungal kingdom.

• Slime moldCompared with: Slime molds resemble fungi but are not members of the fungal kingdom.