Abstract
Role of Fungi in Microbiology
Fungi are saprozoic heterotrophic creatures that exist in a wide range of sizes and shapes. Many unicellular yeasts and spores of macroscopic fungus are microscopic, in addition to the wellknown macroscopic fungi (such as mushrooms and moulds). As a result, fungi are classified as part of the microbiology field.
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Don Felix
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