Definition of mycota in English:

mycota

noun mʌɪˈkəʊtə

Mycology

1With singular or plural concord. The fungal organisms of a particular habitat or location.
2With capital initial and singular or plural concord. A taxon coextensive with the kingdom or division Fungi.

Origin

1950s; earliest use found in New Phytologist. From scientific Latin -mycota, ending of names of fungal phyla or divisions from myco- + -ta (in -phyta, ending of names of higher plant taxa from ancient Greek ϕυτά, plural of ϕυτόν plant).

Definition of mycota in US English:

mycota

nounmʌɪˈkəʊtə

Mycology

1With singular or plural concord. The fungal organisms of a particular habitat or location.
2With capital initial and singular or plural concord. A taxon coextensive with the kingdom or division Fungi.

Origin

1950s; earliest use found in New Phytologist. From scientific Latin -mycota, ending of names of fungal phyla or divisions from myco- + -ta (in -phyta, ending of names of higher plant taxa from ancient Greek ϕυτά, plural of ϕυτόν plant).

单词	mycota
释义	Definition of mycota in English: mycota noun mʌɪˈkəʊtə Mycology 1With singular or plural concord. The fungal organisms of a particular habitat or location. 2With capital initial and singular or plural concord. A taxon coextensive with the kingdom or division Fungi. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in New Phytologist. From scientific Latin -mycota, ending of names of fungal phyla or divisions from myco- + -ta (in -phyta, ending of names of higher plant taxa from ancient Greek ϕυτά, plural of ϕυτόν plant). Definition of mycota in US English: mycota nounmʌɪˈkəʊtə Mycology 1With singular or plural concord. The fungal organisms of a particular habitat or location. 2With capital initial and singular or plural concord. A taxon coextensive with the kingdom or division Fungi. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in New Phytologist. From scientific Latin -mycota, ending of names of fungal phyla or divisions from myco- + -ta (in -phyta, ending of names of higher plant taxa from ancient Greek ϕυτά, plural of ϕυτόν plant).
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