… and clonality are likely to contribute to the reproduction of all fungi. This view of fungi is different
… a large fraction of fungi are exclusively clonal and that some fungi have been exclusively …

… reproductive morphology does not necessarily correlate withclonal or recombining reproductive
behavior, and that fungi … of described fungi have beenthought to be asexual and clonal, …

… The advance of fungi to new geographic ranges over the last century, in what we term “…
clonal reproduction by invading fungi. Effective invasive pathogens infect, colonise, reproduce …

… arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (… in clonal reproduction. Two experiments were carried out to
test whether different co-occurring mycorrhizal fungi significantly influence clonal reproduction …

… -lived clonal species. The final goal of a species concept, in the dermatophytes as well as
in other fungi, is to provide a taxonomic system that reflects the evolution of the fungal species …

… clonality/sexuality issue in parasitic protozoa and fungi (1–3), we advanced an unambiguous
definition of clonality/clonal … It did not refer to the cytological mechanism of reproduction, but …

… We cloned and sequenced the a and α mating-type locus from C. neoformans and found
that it is dramatically expanded compared to the small, compact mating-type locus of S. …

… , asexual reproduction may still predominate but the clonal structure is disrupted by the
swapping of genes between members of different clonal lineages. Most fungi reproduce very …

… fungi could increase plant growth. Given the widespread distribution of both clonal plants and
symbiotic fungi… ecology and evolution of fungus-plant associations in natural communities. …

… and clonal reproduction (or alternatively vegetative and clonal … I prefer the broader definition
of reproduction they imply. … eg, fungi and parasitic protozoa (13). Both forms of uniparental …