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    Mycology Laboratory Manual

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    Laura Ramos-Sepulveda, Millersville University

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    Publisher: The Pennsylvania Alliance for Design of Open Textbooks (PA-ADOPT)

    Language: English

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    Opinión de Lina Rodriguez Salmanaca, Instructor, Virginia Tech on 1/15/26

    The text covers basic information on fungal biology, including reproduction and growth, and then introduces modern applications of biology, such as genetic transformation and species identification through barcoding. However, it misses an... lee mas

    Table of Contents

    • About the Laboratory Manual
    • Mycology Preface
    • Chapter One: Laboratory Safety and Equipment
    • Chapter Two: Fungal Growth
    • Chapter Three: Identification of Macro Fruiting Bodies (Mushrooms)
    • Chapter Four: Identification of Filamentous Fungi
    • Chapter Five: Fungal Sexual vs. Asexual Reproduction
    • Chapter Six: Growing Basidiomycota Mushrooms
    • Chapter Seven: PEG Mediated Transformation of Fungi
    • Chapter Eight: Plant Fungal Pathogens
    • Appendix I Preparing Media
    • Appendix II: Obtaining Single Fungal Culture and Measuring Fungal Growth
    • Appendix III: Using the Compound Microscope
    • Appendix IV: Using the Micropipette
    • Appendix V: Transcript of “tutorial 03: entering records”
    • References

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    Mycology Laboratory Manual (2025) by Laura Ramos-Sepulveda is an eTextbook designed for undergraduate students to introduce them to mycology. The laboratory manual provides students with foundational knowledge in mycology and hands-on experience with key concepts such as fungal hyphal and yeast growth, asexual and sexual reproduction, fungal identification using morphological and molecular tools, appreciation of mushrooms as food, and molecular transformation of fungi. The final chapter focuses on plant pathology, where students are required to apply scientific thinking to design experiments, troubleshoot, and integrate the skills they developed in the previous chapters.

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