Sentence examples for fungi are from inspiring English sources

Fungi are even weirder.

Fungi are common rewards on autumn outings.

And fungi are key to soil health.

Others, particularly the fungi, are decomposers.

Neither plant nor animal (though closer to the latter in evolutionary terms), fungi are everywhere.

Fungi are complex organisms, genetically closer to humans than bacteria or viruses are.

Fungi are obscure creatures; mushrooms are the only well-known representatives.

But fungi are much larger organisms than the short-lived "toadstool" that we typically see.

In grasses, these fungi are passed from generation to generation through the seeds.

Fungi are so distinct that they comprise their own taxonomic kingdom separate from plants and animals.

"Fungi are everywhere," said Prof Gordon Brown, head of the Aberdeen mycology centre.