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The 12 pages that link to Hymenium, each with the reason it gives.

• BasidiomycotaBroader topic: In many mushrooms, basidia line this surface and release their spores from it.

• BasidiosporeNarrower topic: In many mushrooms, basidia bearing these spores line the hymenium.

• BasidiumNarrower topic: In mushroom-forming fungi, basidia are arranged in this fertile layer.

• Fruiting bodyBroader topic: This fertile surface bears the cells that produce spores.

• MushroomBroader topic: This layer covers gills, pores, or other surfaces that release spores.

• ApotheciumBroader topic: The apothecium’s exposed asci are arranged within this surface layer.

• ChanterelleBroader topic: Chanterelles bear spores on ridges or folds beneath the cap rather than true gills.

• MorchellaBroader topic: Morchella’s hymenium lines the ridges and pits of its cap.

• Cantharellus cibariusRelated: Its spores form on the ridged fertile surface beneath the cap.

• Morchella esculentaRelated: In morels, the hymenium covers the pits on the cap.

• AgaricusRelated: In Agaricus, the hymenium covers the gill surfaces beneath the cap.

• Coprinus comatusBroader topic: The shaggy inkcap’s gills bear this spore-producing surface.