Marine Mycology. The Higher Fungi

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Preface, Pages xi-xii
Acknowledgments, Pages xiii-xiv
1 - Introduction, Pages 1-6
2 - Methods, Pages 7-21
3 - Release, Dispersal, and Settlement of Ascospores, Basidiospores, and Conidia, Pages 22-34
4 - Geographical Distribution, Pages 35-38
5 - Vertical Zonation, Pages 39-40
6 - Deep-Sea Fungi, Pages 41-44
7 - Fungi Isolated from Marine and Estuarine Waters, Sediments, and Soils, Pages 45-47
8 - Fungi in Sandy Beaches and Sea Foam, Pages 48-53
9 - Algae-Inhabiting Fungi, Pages 54-69
10 - Submarine Lichens and Lichenlike Associations, Pages 70-78
11 - Fungi in Halophytes of Tidal Salt Marshes, Pages 79-91
12 - Fungi on Mangroves and Other Tropical Shoreline Trees, Pages 92-104
13 - Leaf-Inhabiting Fungi, Pages 105-108
14 - Rhizome-Inhabiting Fungi, Pages 109-110
15 - Fungi on Wood and Other Cellulosic Substrates, Pages 111-133
16 - Bark-Inhabiting Fungi, Pages 134-135
17 - Fungi on Man-Made Materials, Page 136
18 - Fungi in Animal Substrates, Pages 137-142
19 - Fungal-Animal Relationships, Pages 143-152
20 - Ontogeny, Pages 153-162
21 - Physiological Processes and Metabolites, Pages 163-173
22 - The Possible Origin of Higher Marine Fungi, Pages 174-185
23 - Identification, Pages 186-187
24 - Key to the Filamentous Higher Marine Fungi, Pages 188-211
25 - Classification, Pages 212-220
26 - Taxonomy and Descriptions of Filamentous Fungi, Pages 221-545
27 - Rejected Names, Doubtful and Excluded Species, Pages 546-555
28 - Yeasts, Pages 556-606
Glossary, Pages 607-615
Bibliography, Pages 617-658
Organism Index, Pages 659-684
Subject Index, Pages 685-690