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Aerial Mycelium Definition:
Mat of hyphae formed by actinomycetes or fungi that grows above the substrate, imparting a fuzzy appearance to colonies.
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Aerial Mycelium Notes:
Aerial mycelium is that part of mycelium that grows outwards or upwards from substrate's surface and from here the propagative spores are developed on structures that are unique from multiple generic groups. These are formed by fungi or actinomycetes and colonies have a fuzzy appearance.
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