fungus((царство Грибов) большая группа сапрофитных и паразитических растений без хлорофилла и цветков, включающая плесень, поганку, ржавчинный гриб, милдью, головнёвый гриб, спорынью, шампиньоны и дрожжи)
seedborne fungi(seed-borne fungi • Seed-borne Fungi. – Most of the seed-transmitted pathogens are fungi. Some classes or genera are frequent in seed, others occur only occasionally or perhaps not at all. Some are easily detected, others do occur but cannot be revealed by conventional testing procedures. The extent to which fungi occur in seeds depends on their capability to survive under the extreme dry conditions of seed as a carrier.springer.comOleksandr Spirin); seed fungi(seed-borne fungi • Seed-borne Fungi. – Most of the seed-transmitted pathogens are fungi. Some classes or genera are frequent in seed, others occur only occasionally or perhaps not at all. Some are easily detected, others do occur but cannot be revealed by conventional testing procedures. The extent to which fungi occur in seeds depends on their capability to survive under the extreme dry conditions of seed as a carrier.springer.comOleksandr Spirin)
mycete; hoelen(Poria cocos; Hoelen is a mushroom that grows underground on the roots of pines and other trees around the world. In many parts of the world, hoelen is used as a food rather than as a medicine. This was true in the nineteenth century, when hoelen was known as tuckahoe in the eastern and southern United States. A single mushroom could grow to weigh between fifteen and twenty pounds (seven to nine kilograms). Since large mushrooms could be ground into bread flour, the herb became better known as tuckahoe bread. geo777); fungus(pl fungi)
mushroom(A family of Basidiomycetes that are characterized by the production of spores on gills; Семейство Basidiomycetes, представители которого производят споры, расположенные на гимениальных пластинах)
springer.com Oleksandr Spirin); seed fungi (seed-borne fungi • Seed-borne Fungi. – Most of the seed-transmitted pathogens are fungi. Some classes or genera are frequent in seed, others occur only occasionally or perhaps not at all. Some are easily detected, others do occur but cannot be revealed by conventional testing procedures. The extent to which fungi occur in seeds depends on their capability to survive under the extreme dry conditions of seed as a carrier. 