' … a good accessible book for advanced undergraduates and their seniors, which sets out an area of great opportunity in modern microbiology.' Chris Thurston, Biologist

• 1. Inside the developing mushroom - cells, tissues and tissue patterns D. Moore; 2. A new model for hyphal tip extension and its application to differential fungal morphogenesis B. Johnson, G. Calleja and B. Yoo; 3. Pattern formation and development of the fungal mycelium K. Klein; 4. The genetics of morphogenesis in Neurospora crassa P. Vierula; 5. Nuclear changes during fungal development Sui-Wai Chiu; 6. Experimental approaches to the study of pattern formation in Coprinus cinereus A. Bourne, Sui-Wai Chiu and D. Moore; 7. Control of growth and patterning in the fungal fruiting structure - a case for the involvement of hormones L. Novak-Fraser; 8. Patterns in fungal development - fruiting patterns in nature R. Watling; Index.

' … a good accessible book for advanced undergraduates and their seniors, which sets out an area of great opportunity in modern microbiology.' Chris Thurston, Biologist

• 1. Inside the developing mushroom - cells, tissues and tissue patterns D. Moore; 2. A new model for hyphal tip extension and its application to differential fungal morphogenesis B. Johnson, G. Calleja and B. Yoo; 3. Pattern formation and development of the fungal mycelium K. Klein; 4. The genetics of morphogenesis in Neurospora crassa P. Vierula; 5. Nuclear changes during fungal development Sui-Wai Chiu; 6. Experimental approaches to the study of pattern formation in Coprinus cinereus A. Bourne, Sui-Wai Chiu and D. Moore; 7. Control of growth and patterning in the fungal fruiting structure - a case for the involvement of hormones L. Novak-Fraser; 8. Patterns in fungal development - fruiting patterns in nature R. Watling; Index.

' … a good accessible book for advanced undergraduates and their seniors, which sets out an area of great opportunity in modern microbiology.' Chris Thurston, Biologist

• 1. Inside the developing mushroom - cells, tissues and tissue patterns D. Moore; 2. A new model for hyphal tip extension and its application to differential fungal morphogenesis B. Johnson, G. Calleja and B. Yoo; 3. Pattern formation and development of the fungal mycelium K. Klein; 4. The genetics of morphogenesis in Neurospora crassa P. Vierula; 5. Nuclear changes during fungal development Sui-Wai Chiu; 6. Experimental approaches to the study of pattern formation in Coprinus cinereus A. Bourne, Sui-Wai Chiu and D. Moore; 7. Control of growth and patterning in the fungal fruiting structure - a case for the involvement of hormones L. Novak-Fraser; 8. Patterns in fungal development - fruiting patterns in nature R. Watling; Index.