The painful emotion results in a physical response of a seizure. Non-epileptic seizures can be difficult to diagnose since they so closely resemble epileptic seizures. Some of the symptoms associated with non-epileptic seizures do not occur in epilepsy though. In an organic seizure, feeling sweaty, clammy, shaky, confused, weak, and hallucinating occurs - none of which are associated with epileptic seizures.
The Microbial World: Basidiomycota: activities and lifestyleProduced by Jim Deacon Institute of Cell and Molecular Biology, The University of Edinburgh Introduction The fungal group basidiomycota is best known for the production of large fruitbodies such as the mushrooms, puffballs, brackets, etc.uffballs (see below) are common examples of this-the basidiospores form a powdery mass inside the fruitbody. At maturity, the outer layer of the puffball becomes a papery structure with a hole at the top, and a puff of basidiospores is released when raindrops impact onto the fruibody.
The Basidiomycota Division of the Fungi Kingdom contains mushrooms, jelly fungi, polypores, tooth fungi, crust fungi, chanterelles, coral fungi, and puffballs. Most of the fungi you would find in a yard, forest, or field is in the Basidiomycota Division.These fungi have fleshy bodies and many of them are edible.ne thing to remember is that mushrooms, puffballs, etc. are only a part of the fungus. The main body of a fungus is a network of tiny threads, called mycelia, which are usually hidden under tree bark, dead leaves, or soil. The part of the fungus that you see is much like a flower on a larger plant.