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mycoparasitism: a standalone construct

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mycoparasitism1 CONSTRUCTMycoparasitismJEFFRIES · MYCOLOGY

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Mycology

a relationship in which one fungus parasitises another, either by killing host cells or by drawing nutrients from living ones.

In mycology, mycoparasitism refers to a relationship in which one fungus parasitises another, either by killing host cells or by drawing nutrients from living ones. This meaning comes from Jeffries (1995) in Canadian Journal of Botany.[1]

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  1. Jeffries, P. (1995). Biology and ecology of mycoparasitism. Canadian Journal of Botany, 73(S1), 1284-1290. https://doi.org/10.1139/b95-389

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