Article | REF: C926 V3

Wood - Durability

Author: Marie-Christine TROUY

Publication date: January 10, 2016, Review date: August 24, 2021

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1. Durability

1.1 Mushrooms

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1.1.1 Nutrition

Fungi or mycetes are no longer considered lower plants. They constitute a kingdom in their own right in the classical classification system, and have much in common with plants (immobility, presence of a cell wall, possibility of vegetative propagation) and animals (heterotrophy, presence of the amino polysaccharide "chitin" in the cell walls of fungi and in the exoskeleton of insects, glycogen used as a form of carbohydrate reserve). They have the particularity of feeding by absorption:...

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