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Invasive Californian death caps develop mushrooms unisexually and bisexually.

Nature communications - 24 Oct 2023

Wang Yen-Wen, McKeon Megan C, Elmore Holly, Hess Jaqueline, Golan Jacob, Gage Hunter, Mao William, Harrow Lynn, Gonçalves Susana C, Hull Christina M, Pringle Anne

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Canonical sexual reproduction among basidiomycete fungi involves the fusion of two haploid individuals of different mating types, resulting in a heterokaryotic mycelial body made up of genetically different nuclei. Using population genomics data and experiments, we discover mushrooms of the invasive and deadly Amanita phalloides can also be homokaryotic; evidence of sexual reproduction by single, unmated...

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PMID: 37875491
DOI: 10.1038/s41467-023-42317-z
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