Convergent evolution of highly reduced fruiting bodies in Pezizomycotina suggests key adaptations to the bee habitat

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A study found that the naked ascus and spore cyst are result of convergent evolution. The convergent evolution of these bee specialist fungi are adaptive for spore dispersal in the bee habitat. #MUevolution18 https://t.co/egAIlCVunW

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