Mycology mind maps
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This Mycology page on GoConqr gathers mind maps on fungal identification, pathology and infections. University students can use them to study these topics, while teachers can find ready-made material. The collection includes over 70 mind maps, mostly for university-level study. Pick a map to explore.
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- Fungal structure and reproduction24
- Fungal classification and growth forms14
- Fungal identification and diagnosis8
- Mycotoxins and aflatoxins5
- Fungal infections38
- Superficial, cutaneous and subcutaneous mycoses19
- Systemic and pulmonary mycoses15
- Candida and candidiasis11
- Cryptococcus and cryptococcosis8
- Opportunistic and invasive fungal infections10
- Antifungal treatment and resistance6
Mind maps
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11 nodesMycology Malassezia furfur · Infections associated... · Coccidioides immitis
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154 nodesFungal pathology Dermatophytes · Tina pedis · Tina unguium (onychom... · Tina cruris · Tina capitis · Tinea corporis
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34 nodesMedically important fungi Cocciodiodes immitis ... · Superficial mycoses -... · Cutaneous mycoses - o... · Yeasts - unicellular ... · Moulds - multicelullu... · Opportunistic mycoses...
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49 nodesRespiratory Mycoses Coccidioidomycoses · Coccidioidomycosis · Paracoccidioidomycosis · Histoplasmosis
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135 nodesMain Fungal diseases Aspergillosis · Blastomycosis · Candidiasis · Coccidioidomycosis · C. neoformans infection · C. gattii infection
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373 nodesBacti/Mycology Pre-midterm Fungi · BACTERIA
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84 nodesTropical Lung Histoplasmosis · Paracoccidiodes · Coccidioidomicosis
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123 nodesMedically Important Fungi Stains · Yeast and yeastlike o... · Trichosporon spp. · Thermally Dimorphic F... · Zygomycetes · SBA (Sabourad's dextr...
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107 nodesKingdom of Fungi Eumycota (true fungi) · Myxomycota (slime mou... · Problems caused by fu... · Eukaryotes
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59 nodesTropical lung Histoplasmosis · Paracoccidioidomycosis · Coccidioidal infection
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142 nodesMedical Mycology - Funi + Fungal Disease I What are Fungi · Fungal Infections · Yeast I · Yeast II
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64 nodesTROPICAL LUNG Coccidiodomicosis · PULMONARY SCHISTOSOMI... · PARAGONIMIASIS,
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52 nodesAntifungal effects of hydrogenperoxide and peroxidase on sporegermination and mycelial growth ofPseudocercospora species Antifungal: · Fungi sp: · Objective of this paper · Materials & Methods · Results · Discussion
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46 nodesOk 7 Caracteristicas · Linfocitos T CD4 · Manifestaciones clinicas · Tratamiento Meningiti... · Diagnostico
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15 nodesTropical lung Hystoplasmosis
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42 nodesFUNGI systemic · cutaneous · opportunistic
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22 nodesZygomycota - mucorales General characteristics · Mucorales · Pilobolaceae · Entomophthorales
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70 nodesTropical lung Histoplasmosis · Paracoccidioidomycosis · Coccidioidomicosis
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41 nodesFungi L1 Eukaryotes · Fungal disease - mycoses · 4 main phyla ( below ... · General characteristics · Reproduction (Spores) · types of pathogens
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73 nodesFUNGI AS ANIMAL PARASITES MYCOSES · TOXICOSES · ALLERGIES · FUNGAL AGENTS
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40 nodesDermatophytes Microsporum · Epidermophyton · Trichophyton
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26 nodesMycology The study of Fungi · Characteristics of Fu...
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20 nodesTROPICAL LUNG HISTOPLASMOSIS · PARACOCCIDIOIDES · COCCIDIOIDOMICOSIS · ARIANNA NICOLLE ORTIZ...
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58 nodesFungi Classification · Optimal Conditions · Lab Diagnosis
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38 nodesMedically Important Yeasts Cryptococcus · Candida · Rhodotorula · Malassezia · Saccharomyces cerevisiae · Triosporon
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18 nodesTROPICAL LUNG HISTOPLASMOSIS · PARACOCCIDIODES · COCCIDIOIDOMICOSIS
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53 nodesFungal/ Candidiasis · Cryptococcus · Histoplasmosis · Pneumocystis jiroveci...
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34 nodesTropical lung Histoplasmosis · Paracoccidiodes · Coccidioidomicosis
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17 nodesHISTOPLAMOSIS PATHOGENIC AGENT · RESERVOIR · RISK FACTORS FOR INFE... · MAIN SYMTOMS · CHEST IMAGING FINDING
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18 nodesCandidiasis General characteristics · Clin. issues & dx · Treatment
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38 nodesMycology What are fungi? · Roles of Fungi · General features · Yeasts · Mould
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34 nodesTINEA CAPITIS ORDINARY SCALY RINGWORM · HAIR DULL, BRITTLE · BREAKAGE CLOSE TO FOL... · ONE OR MORE SCALY ROU... · BLACK DOT RINGWORM · FAVUS
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14 nodesTinea fungal infections Tinea capitis · Tinea versicolor · Tinea pedis · Tinea corporis · Tinea cruris · FERNANDA SALADO PERIAÑEZ
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40 nodesFUNGAL INFECTIONS YEASTS · DERMATOPHYTES · ANTHROPOPHILIC (MAN T... · ZOOPHILIC (ANIMAL TO ... · GEOPHILIC (ENVIRONMEN... · TINEA
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18 nodesCryptococcosis General characteristics · Clin. issues & Dx · Treatment
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16 nodesAspergillosis General Characteristics · Clin. issues and Dx · Treatment
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12 nodesMycology Terms
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12 nodesOpportunistic Mycoses Infections due to fun... · Has increased signifi... · Etiological agents · Infections range from... · Pose considerable cha... · Isolation and identif...
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32 nodesFungal Infections Superficial · Cutaneous · Subcutaneous · Deep Seated · Opportunistic
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19 nodesHyalohyphomycosis Clin. issues & Dx · General characteristics · Treatment
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About mycology mind maps
GoConqr OriginalWhat the mycology mind maps cover
These user-made maps connect fungal characteristics with identification methods and diseases. Definition of Fungi outlines features such as cell walls and growth forms. Fungal identification methods organizes approaches including microscopy, culture and nucleic acid-based diagnostics.
Other maps focus on particular infections. Respiratory Mycoses includes coccidioidomycosis, while Subcutaneous Mycoses looks at fungi entering deeper tissue. Fungal pathology includes dermatophytes associated with the skin, hair and nails.
Study with a map
For an overview, start with Definition of Fungi, then follow its branches to see how the characteristics relate. Move to an identification or disease map when you want to focus on a specific topic. Try recalling each branch before opening it again, then check what you missed.
If you want to test your recall in a different format, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the Mycology unit page. Choose a map and follow a branch that interests you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a good place to start?
Start with “Definition of Fungi” if you want an overview of fungal characteristics. It covers features such as cell walls, nutrition and growth forms. From there, “Fungal identification methods” offers a way to study how fungi are identified, while “Fungal pathology” introduces disease-related topics.
What infections do the mind maps cover?
The collection includes maps on respiratory, subcutaneous and opportunistic mycoses. There are also maps titled “Dermatophytosis”, “Aspergillosis”, “Candidiasis” and “Cryptococcosis”. For a broader view, “Fungal pathology” includes dermatophytes associated with disease in the skin, hair and nails.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every mind map listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.