Hyphal walls of Agaricus bisporus fruiting bodies were prepared by three different methods of breakage. The chemical and electron microscopic results obtained support the idea that most of the polysaccharide mucilage, loosely bound to the cell walls, remains attached to them when a mild method of cell disruption is used.
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