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The 27 pages that link to Fungus, each with the reason it gives.

• ChitinNarrower topic: Fungi commonly use chitin to reinforce their cell walls.

• SporangiumNarrower topic: Many fungi form spores in sporangia, though fungal spore-producing structures vary widely.

• YeastNarrower topic: Yeasts are single-celled members of the fungal kingdom.

• MoldNarrower topic: Molds are one growth form within the broader fungal kingdom.

• Fungal sporeNarrower topic: Fungal spores are reproductive units of organisms in this broad kingdom.

• Fruiting bodyNarrower topic: A fruiting body is one structure produced by a fungus, not the whole organism.

• MushroomNarrower topic: Mushroom names the visible reproductive structure or, informally, its fungus—not the fungal kingdom as a whole.

• MycobiontNarrower topic: Every mycobiont belongs to the fungal kingdom.

• Antifungal drugNarrower topic: Antifungal drugs act against organisms whose cell biology differs substantially from bacteria.

• DermatophyteNarrower topic: Dermatophytes are fungi with a specialized ability to use keratin.

• GlomeromycotaNarrower topic: Glomeromycota are classified among fungi despite their distinctive symbiotic lifestyle.

• AntifungalNarrower topic: Antifungals act on fungal organisms, whose cells share features with human cells.

• ChanterelleNarrower topic: Chanterelles are fungi, with bodies and life cycles unlike those of plants.

• EntorrhizomycetesNarrower topic: Entorrhizomycetes belong to the kingdom Fungi.

• Helminthosporium solaniNarrower topic: Helminthosporium solani belongs to the fungi, a diverse group of absorptive organisms.