9 An introduction to fungus-like microorganisms

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Dedication v
3. Preface vii
4. List of contributing authors ix
5. Contents xv
6. 1 Introduction Marine fungi 1
7. Phylogeny of marine fungi
8. 2 Phylogeny of the Dothideomycetes and other classes of marine Ascomycota 17
9. 3 Phylogeny of the marine Sordariomycetes 35
10. 4 Basidiomycota 49
11. 5 Taxonomy of filamentous anamorphic marine fungi: morphology and molecular evidence 65
12. 6 Yeasts in marine environments 91
13. 7 Zoosporic true fungi 103
14. 8 Morphology and ultrastructure of marine fungi with special reference to the origin of the membrane complex in the marine ascomycete Corollospora gracilis 117
15. Phylogeny of fungal-like organisms
16. 9 An introduction to fungus-like microorganisms 137
17. 10 Cryptomycota (Rozellida) and Mesomycetozoea (Ichthyosporea) the Super-group Opisthokonta 153
18. 11 Hyphochytriomycota, Oomycota and Perkinsozoa (Super-group Chromalveolata ) 167
19. 12 Labyrinthulomycota 215
20. 13 Phytomyxea (Super-group Rhizaria) 245
21. Biodiversity of marine fungi
22. 14 Mangrove fungi 253
23. 15 Biodiversity of fungi on the palm Nypa fruticans 273
24. 16 Diversity of endophytic and marine-derived fungi associated with marine plants and animals 291
25. 17 Fungi from marine algae 329
26. 18 Salt marsh fungi 345
27. 19 Diversity and ecology of marine-derived fungi 383
28. Application of marine fungi
29. 20 Natural products from marine-derived fungi 411
30. 21 Enzymes from marine fungi: current research and future prospects 441
31. 22 Decomposition of materials in the sea 475
32. 23 Culture collections and maintenance of marine fungi 501
33. 24 Epilogue: importance and impact of marine mycology and fungal-like organisms: challenges for the future 509
34. Index 519