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Fungivory or
mycophagy is the
process of
organisms consuming fungi. Many
different organisms have been
recorded to gain
their energy from
consuming fungi...
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suggested that
saproxylicity was the most
common feeding strategy, with
fungivorous species in
particular appearing to dominate. Many
fossil sites worldwide...
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Okada 1938 (Diptera; Mycetophiloidea; Keroplatidae), a
bioluminescent fungivorous insect".
Entomologie Heute. 26: 139–149.
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Potoroidae are
almost unique among vertebrates in
being largely fungivorous, but
these seem to have
arisen as
relatively recent adaptations from...
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Thrips are a
functionally diverse group; many of the
known species are
fungivorous. A
small proportion of the
species are
serious pests of commercially...
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Scardiinae are a
subfamily of moth of the
family Tineidae.
Scardiinae are
fungivorous and are
characterised by
larval features and lack of gnathos. Afroscardia...
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developmental stages of
various insects but some
species are
herbivorous or
fungivorous.
Members of this
family are elongated,
cylindrical mites with a large...
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small mycophagous mammals.
Hypogeous sporocarps depend on
small fungivorous mammals to dis****
their spores since they are
underground and cannot...
- 1093/zoolinnean/zlz141. Hyvonen, R.; Persson, T. (1996). "Effects of
fungivorous and
predatory arthropods on
nematodes and
tardigrades in
microcosms with...
- trees, and in leaf litter, and
members are
known to be
pollenivorous or
fungivorous.
Australiodes Endrödy-Younga, 1960, New
Zealand Globorentonium Lawrence...
