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Studies on the morphogenesis of Agaricus bisporus: the dilemma of normal versus abnormal fruit body development.

1999-10-01

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Development of mushrooms is driven by genetic and epigenetic factors in a continuous interaction with the environment. It is assumed that each successive stage of morphogenesis depends on specific sets of signals arising at the appropriate time and place during the growth process. Morphogenetic dynamism proceeds in a time dimension through a cascade of signal-effect associations. Developmental errors may occur whe...

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7d210b00-61fe-55fc-af9c-78c4d8eaf4b5
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10.1017/s0953756299008473
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