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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

I think fungi do hget disrupted, but i also think the have very able morphing skills!

 

Im not sure what you cant explain in above images? The Oak maze gill is a perenial bracket and adds layers each year, morphing to suit, according to resources etc

[Bundle 2]

Sure...morphing...we are talking about "haptomorphosis" but that is quite different from the generative process of cell division. If cells are differentiated etc..callus and woundwood being the obvious example.

When I find the info I'll post it up. Theres no way mycologists haven't dissected these FB's to establish whats going on at a cellular level....I'm just ignorant of the science atm....!

[Bundle 2]

". Electronmicroscopical analyses of spore wall structures have been disappointing because similar structures appear in very different taxa. Biochemical and genetical approaches offer more promise to unravel the causes of differentiation and controlled morphogenetic expression of the genome."

So it seems, finding out aint so simple!...It goes on to say..." Blah blah..it would be good to know blah blah"- Im paraphrasing...

ScienceDirect - Mycological Research : Differentiation in agaric basidiomata and phylogenetic problems*

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

I will leave that side of things to the gene freaks, in the meantime, i will observe the real thing, in its contextual ground. lol