The fungal sexual revolution continues: discovery of sexual development in members of the genus Aspergillus and its consequences

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RT @angryhacademic: Todays fun fact: sexy fungi! Lots of fungi that were thought to reproduce solely asexually seem to be able to reproduce…

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Todays fun fact: sexy fungi! Lots of fungi that were thought to reproduce solely asexually seem to be able to reproduce sexually too, including yesterdays fun fact star Aspergillus terreus, leading to questions on whether there are any true asexual fungi h

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