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myceto- or (before a vowel) mycet-

combining form

fungus

⇒ mycetophagous

Origin

from Greek mukēs fungus

myceto-|maɪˈsiːtəʊ, maɪsɪˈtɒ|before a vowel mycet-, combining form of Gr. µύκης mushroom, used in various scientific terms: myˌcetogeˈnetic, myceˈtogenous adjs., produced by mushrooms. myceˈtology (see quots.). myceˈtophagous [-phagous] a. = fungivorous a. myceˈtophilid, -philoid a. and n. [Gr. -ϕίλος loving], belonging to, a member of, the family Mycetophilidæ or fungus midges. ‖ mycetoˈzoa, a group of fungoid organisms, consisting chiefly of the Myxomycetes; also mycetoˈzoan, ‖ -ˈzoon, a member of this group.1887tr. De Bary's Fungi, etc. 368 These phenomena of deformation by Fungi may be termed *mycetogenetic metamorphosis.Ibid. 369 All these *mycetogenous deformations.1856Mayne Expos. Lex., Mycetologia,..a treatise or dissertation on the mushrooms: *mycetology.1879Encycl. Brit. IX. 827/2 Mycetology, or more commonly mycology, the science of fungi.1906J. B. Smith Explanation of Terms used in Entomology 86 *Mycetophagous: feeding upon fungi.1920Amer. Naturalist LIV. 314 Many of these mycetophagous insects undoubtedly show a very close association with certain species of fungi.1946C. T. Brues Insect Dietary v. 193 Mycetophagous insects..are abundant.1957Snell & Dick Gloss. Mycology 101/1 Mycetophagous. Fungivorous; eating fungi.1974Sci. Amer. Apr. 128/3 Mycetophagous Breeding in the Australian Dung Beetle, Onthophagus Dunningi, G. F. Bornemissza.1899Sharp in Camb. Nat. Hist., Insects ii. 463 The larva of Mycetobia pallipes..gives rise..to an ordinary *Mycetophilid fly.1880W. Saville-Kent Infusoria I. 41 The group of the Myxomycetes or *Mycetozoa.1885E. R. Lankester in Encycl. Brit. XIX. 832/1 It indeed seems not at all improbable that..the Mycetozoa represent more closely than any other living forms the original ancestors of the whole organic world.1881T. Gill in Smithsonian Rep. 414 *Mycetozoans.1888Rolleston & Jackson Anim. Life 908 The spore of a Mycetozoan is a minute spherical or oval body.1885E. R. Lankester in Encycl. Brit. XIX. 832/1 The naked protoplasm of the *Mycetozoon's plasmodium.

myceto- /mʌɪˈsi:təʊ/ combining form of Greek mukēt-, mukēs fungus: see -o-. Cf. myco-.

DERIVATIVE mycetocyte noun (Entomology) any of the large cells found in some insects, sometimes aggregated into a mycetome, which contain yeasts or other symbiotic micro-organisms E20.
mycetophagous /mʌɪsɪˈtɒfəgəs/ adjective feeding on fungi or mushrooms, fungivorous L19.
mycetophilid adjective & noun (a) adjective designating or pertaining to the dipteran family Mycetophilidae of fungus gnats or midges; (b) noun a mycetophilid fly: L19.
mycetoˈzoan noun a myxomycete, a slime mould, spec. as considered to belong to the animal kingdom and placed in the class Mycetozoa L19.

myceto-
combining form
see mycet-

词汇	myceto-
词根词缀	Collins OED SOED Webster myceto- or (before a vowel) mycet- combining form fungus ⇒ mycetophagous Origin from Greek mukēs fungus myceto-\|maɪˈsiːtəʊ, maɪsɪˈtɒ\|before a vowel mycet-, combining form of Gr. µύκης mushroom, used in various scientific terms: myˌcetogeˈnetic, myceˈtogenous adjs., produced by mushrooms. myceˈtology (see quots.). myceˈtophagous [-phagous] a. = fungivorous a. myceˈtophilid, -philoid a. and n. [Gr. -ϕίλος loving], belonging to, a member of, the family Mycetophilidæ or fungus midges. ‖ mycetoˈzoa, a group of fungoid organisms, consisting chiefly of the Myxomycetes; also mycetoˈzoan, ‖ -ˈzoon, a member of this group.1887tr. De Bary's Fungi, etc. 368 These phenomena of deformation by Fungi may be termed mycetogenetic metamorphosis.Ibid. 369 All these mycetogenous deformations.1856Mayne Expos. Lex., Mycetologia,..a treatise or dissertation on the mushrooms: mycetology.1879Encycl. Brit. IX. 827/2 Mycetology, or more commonly mycology, the science of fungi.1906J. B. Smith Explanation of Terms used in Entomology* 86 Mycetophagous: feeding upon fungi.1920Amer. Naturalist LIV. 314 Many of these mycetophagous insects undoubtedly show a very close association with certain species of fungi.1946C. T. Brues Insect Dietary* v. 193 Mycetophagous insects..are abundant.1957Snell & Dick Gloss. Mycology 101/1 Mycetophagous. Fungivorous; eating fungi.1974Sci. Amer. Apr. 128/3 Mycetophagous Breeding in the Australian Dung Beetle, Onthophagus Dunningi, G. F. Bornemissza.1899Sharp in Camb. Nat. Hist., Insects ii. 463 The larva of Mycetobia pallipes..gives rise..to an ordinary Mycetophilid fly.1880W. Saville-Kent Infusoria* I. 41 The group of the Myxomycetes or Mycetozoa.1885E. R. Lankester in Encycl. Brit.* XIX. 832/1 It indeed seems not at all improbable that..the Mycetozoa represent more closely than any other living forms the original ancestors of the whole organic world.1881T. Gill in Smithsonian Rep. 414 Mycetozoans.1888Rolleston & Jackson Anim. Life* 908 The spore of a Mycetozoan is a minute spherical or oval body.1885E. R. Lankester in Encycl. Brit. XIX. 832/1 The naked protoplasm of the Mycetozoon's plasmodium. myceto- /mʌɪˈsi:təʊ/ combining form of Greek mukēt-, mukēs fungus: see -o-. Cf. myco-. DERIVATIVE mycetocyte noun (Entomology) any of the large cells found in some insects, sometimes aggregated into a mycetome, which contain yeasts or other symbiotic micro-organisms E20. mycetophagous /mʌɪsɪˈtɒfəgəs/ adjective feeding on fungi or mushrooms, fungivorous L19. mycetophilid adjective & noun (a) adjective designating or pertaining to the dipteran family Mycetophilidae of fungus gnats or midges; (b) noun a mycetophilid fly: L19. mycetoˈzoan noun a myxomycete, a slime mould, spec. as considered to belong to the animal kingdom and placed in the class Mycetozoa L19. myceto-* combining form see mycet-
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