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basidiomycete
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basidiomycete /ba·sid·io·my·cete/ (-o-mi´sēt) an individual fungus of the Basidiomycotina.
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Mushrooming mushrooms David Hibbett, associate professor of biology at Clark University, studies evolutionary biology and ecology of fungi, principally Basidiomycota (mushroom-forming fungi).
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