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The 11 pages that link to Oomycete, each with the reason it gives.

• FungusCompared with: Oomycetes resemble molds but belong to a different branch of eukaryotic life.

• FungiCompared with: Oomycetes resemble molds but belong to a different eukaryotic lineage.

• Brown algaeRelated: Oomycetes reveal that brown algae belong to a broader lineage not limited to photosynthetic organisms.

• StramenopileBroader topic: Oomycetes show that stramenopiles include nonphotosynthetic organisms with major ecological effects.

• SAR supergroupBroader topic: Oomycetes show why SAR membership does not imply an algal or animal-like lifestyle.

• Phytophthora infestansNarrower topic: This pathogen belongs to this group, despite not being a true fungus.

• Downy mildewNarrower topic: These organisms, rather than true fungi, cause downy mildew.

• ChromistaBroader topic: Oomycetes show that proposed Chromista includes nonphotosynthetic members.

• MyxogastriaCompared with: Their fungus-like appearance does not make them close relatives of myxogastrid slime molds.

• Slime moldRelated: Oomycetes are another fungus-like group, but they are evolutionarily distinct from slime molds.

• Yellow-green algaeCompared with: Oomycetes share the broader lineage but are not photosynthetic algae.