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Mycology is the
branch of
biology concerned with the
study of fungi,
including their taxonomy, genetics,
biochemical properties, and use by humans. Fungi...
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Introduction to
Cryptogamic Botany (1857), and in his
Outlines of
British Fungology (1860). His
herbarium at the
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, is one of the...
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Marchantiophyta (liverworts)
Lichenology –
lichens Mycology, mycetology, or
fungology –
fungi Orchidology –
Orchidaceae Phycology, or
algology –
Algae Pteridology...
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broader historical sense of
botany include bacteriology,
mycology (or
fungology) and
phycology - the
study of bacteria,
fungi and
algae respectively -...
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fossilology The
study of fossils.
paleontology fromology The
study of cheese.
fungology The
study of fungi.
mycology ****urology The
study of
postulating possible...
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produced a
supplement to M.J. Berkeley's
Outlines of
British Fungology in 1891. In 1875,
Smith published a
paper describing and illustrating...
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Introduction to
Cryptogamic Botany (1857)
Outlines of
British Fungology (1860) Linton,
William Richardson 1850–1908 Botanist,
Vicar of Shirley...
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Joseph Berkeley,
Miles (1860).
Outlines of
British fungology:
containing characters of
above a
thousand species of Fungi, and a complete...
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Berkeley MJ (1860).
Outlines of
British Fungology. p. 197.
Dennis RWG (1948). "Some little-known
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