"The authors have undoubtedly succeeded in their main aim of producing a readable yet challenging text which will appeal to keen undergraduates and their teachers alike. In particular, the inclusion of both classical and molecular techniques together makes for a satisfying read. Each chapter is organized logically and carefully leads the reader through, at times, complex ideas. ...a valuable addition to the literature which I will certainly recommend as a reference source for our final year undergraduates studying fungal genetics." Mycological Research "...this is a valuable contribution on these fascinating and important organisms." Microbiology Today "This book will serve as a comprehensive resource for courses in fungal genetics and will be useful for upper-division undergraduate and graduate students as well as professionals in molecular fungal biology, mycology, plant pathology, microbiology, medical mycology and other disciplines in which fungi have an important role." -CHOICE

• Why Study the Genomes of Fungi?.- Genome Interactions.- Wild Types and Mutants.- Segregation Genetics: The Indirect Approach.- Recombination Analysis.- Mechanisms of Recombination.- The Physical Genotype.- Genes to Genomics: Mapping the Fungal Genome.- Systematics, Phylogeny, and Evolution.- The Genetics of Fungal Differentiation and Morphogenesis.

"The authors have undoubtedly succeeded in their main aim of producing a readable yet challenging text which will appeal to keen undergraduates and their teachers alike. In particular, the inclusion of both classical and molecular techniques together makes for a satisfying read. Each chapter is organized logically and carefully leads the reader through, at times, complex ideas. ...a valuable addition to the literature which I will certainly recommend as a reference source for our final year undergraduates studying fungal genetics." Mycological Research "...this is a valuable contribution on these fascinating and important organisms." Microbiology Today "This book will serve as a comprehensive resource for courses in fungal genetics and will be useful for upper-division undergraduate and graduate students as well as professionals in molecular fungal biology, mycology, plant pathology, microbiology, medical mycology and other disciplines in which fungi have an important role." -CHOICE

• Why Study the Genomes of Fungi?.- Genome Interactions.- Wild Types and Mutants.- Segregation Genetics: The Indirect Approach.- Recombination Analysis.- Mechanisms of Recombination.- The Physical Genotype.- Genes to Genomics: Mapping the Fungal Genome.- Systematics, Phylogeny, and Evolution.- The Genetics of Fungal Differentiation and Morphogenesis.

"The authors have undoubtedly succeeded in their main aim of producing a readable yet challenging text which will appeal to keen undergraduates and their teachers alike. In particular, the inclusion of both classical and molecular techniques together makes for a satisfying read. Each chapter is organized logically and carefully leads the reader through, at times, complex ideas. ...a valuable addition to the literature which I will certainly recommend as a reference source for our final year undergraduates studying fungal genetics." Mycological Research "...this is a valuable contribution on these fascinating and important organisms." Microbiology Today "This book will serve as a comprehensive resource for courses in fungal genetics and will be useful for upper-division undergraduate and graduate students as well as professionals in molecular fungal biology, mycology, plant pathology, microbiology, medical mycology and other disciplines in which fungi have an important role." -CHOICE

• Why Study the Genomes of Fungi?.- Genome Interactions.- Wild Types and Mutants.- Segregation Genetics: The Indirect Approach.- Recombination Analysis.- Mechanisms of Recombination.- The Physical Genotype.- Genes to Genomics: Mapping the Fungal Genome.- Systematics, Phylogeny, and Evolution.- The Genetics of Fungal Differentiation and Morphogenesis.