mycelium

Preposition: of

• fungus: In fact the ground beneath your feet will be absolutely seething with the mycelia of different fungi.
• species: There was in fact a vertical zonation of the mycelium of both species and Marasmius was potentially the better competitor.

Converse of object

• produce: In culture, it produced a pinkish-white mycelium with black, slimy conidial masses protruding from the surface.
• call: Each fungus will have vast numbers of these hyphae, all intertwining to make up a tangled web called the mycelium.
• grow: However antigen was detected when actively growing mycelia was produced from diseased stem-base and root material.
• form: On PDA, the fungus quickly formed a dense white mycelium, which later became fluffy.
• branch: Grows to form a fungus-like, branching mycelium with aerial hyphae bearing conidia.
• develop: Each female can lay up to 50 eggs in close proximity to developing mycelia.

Adjective modifier

• fungal: In fact, there was no fungal mycelium evident on the sample at all.
• vegetative: Much of their life cycle is spent as vegetative mycelium, exploiting complex substrates.
• aerial: Colonies on carrot agar ( CA; Brasier, 1967 ) were slightly stellate with appressed to low tufted aerial mycelium ( Fig.
• white: On PDA, the fungus quickly formed a dense white mycelium, which later became fluffy.
• epiphytic: White, epiphytic mycelia and conidia were present on leaves; forming thin, irregular colonies on either sides of leaves ( Fig.
• abundant: When diseased leaves were placed in a humid chamber, abundant fluffy white mycelia emerged from the leaf spots.

Modifies a noun

• growth: Very fresh spawn sometimes does not even show any sign of the white mycelium growth of the fungi.
• plug: Mycelium plugs were put on the hypocotyl, which was previously wounded with a sterile scalpel.

Noun used with modifier

• mushroom: By using the dowels to inoculate cut logs or stumps, mushroom mycelium can be encouraged to grow throughout or colonize the wood.
• mold: Figure 1 shows the typical cobweb growth of a mold mycelium from the edge to the center of a glass surface.
• doctor: As he lay there holding her corpse he realized that even a doctor mycelium could not have saved her.
• fungus: Mold: Any superficial growth of a fungus mycelium.