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Review Questions! ? Contributing Authors, Organizations, and Photographers
Attributions
Fungus
1. Where does most of a fungus live? Author: Hannah Bradley Words & Layout
2. What do you call the part of a fungus Editing and Layout: Michael A. Jones
that grows above ground? Co-editors: Chelsea E. Hall and Amanda J. Lubit
Photography
3. Why does it grow above ground? Cover: Chris Wee (Flickr | BY), 1. BorgQueen (Wikipedia | BY-SA), 2. Thomas
Bresson (Wikimedia | BY), 3. Public Domain, 4. Olibac (Wikimedia | BY),
4. What makes a new fungus? 5. HJvannes (Wikimedia | BY-SA), 6. Jason Holinger (Wikimedia | BY), 7.
Public Domain, 8. Snežana Trifunović (Wikimedia | BY-SA), 9. Julie Gibbons
5. Should you eat a fungus you don’t know? (Wikimedia | BY), 10. Public Domain, 11. Sten (Wikimedia | BY-SA), 12.
Y-tambe (Wikimedia | BY-SA), 13. TheAlphaWolf (Wikimedia | BY-SA), 14.
Martyn Gorman (Wikimedia | BY-SA), 15. Przykuta (Wikimedia | BY-SA),
16. Roy Halling (Wikimedia |BY-SA), 17. Public Domain, 18. Walter J. Pisak
(Wikimedia | BY-SA), 19. Tony Wills (Wikimedia | BY-SA), 20. Michael (inski)
Fungus (Wikimedia | BY-SA), 21. Curtis Clark (Wikimedia | BY-SA), 22. Ewan Munro
(Wikimedia | BY-SA), 23. Public Domain
Explore!
Find a fungus! Fungus is all over. For Anywhere
Mushrooms and mold can be seen in the Any derivations of this work not approved by Open Equal Free must likewise
forest, on old food, or in our homes. Find change the title and layout of the work and not appear to be part of Open
Equal Free’s For Anywhere series. Making a new or altered book (other
some fungus. Don’t touch it or taste it! than simple translation) appear to be part of the For Anywhere series is
Show it to at least one person. Tell that considered by Open Equal Free to imply endorsement and must have written
person one fact about fungus. permission.
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