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Title of the Experience
Microscopic fungal spores
Name of the student
E. Burbano
Country where it took place
Spain
School typology
High Secondary School
Thematic Area
Biology
Experience typology
Laboratory
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
We put some mushrooms in water with a paper we collect spores. The mushrooms were opened and dropped a brown powder which when inserted into a slide were small brown pellets. The teacher explained that the fungal spores were, that served to reproduce and told us that if we picked mushrooms from the mountain we had to cut them and bring them in baskets to allow the spores to fall throughout the forest. We also took a bit of the base of the mushroom and saw part of the hyphae and mycelium.
The observation of fungal spores and hyphae has helped me to see things I had not seen and had explained in class.

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