Definition of ascomycete in English:

ascomycete

nounPlural ascomycetesˌaskəˈmʌɪsiːtˌaskəˈmīsēt

Botany

A fungus whose spores develop within asci (cylindrical sacs). They include most moulds, mildews, and yeasts, the fungal component of most lichens, and a few large forms such as morels and truffles.
Subdivision Ascomycotina (formerly class Ascomycetes): several classes
Compare with basidiomycete
Example sentencesExamples
- Interestingly, active members of the pogo family are widely dispersed in ascomycetes, whereas no transposing elements have been found in other organisms.
- Many ascomycete spores are reported to be allergenic.
- The other groups of ascomycetes are special cases.
- Most ascomycetes have only two different mating types, as opposed to certain other fungi, in which many more mating types exist.
- These ascomycetes are dispersed by wind and rain and invade and kill beech bark only after the scale has successfully become established.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from modern Latin Ascomycetes (former class name), from Greek askos 'sac' + mukētes 'fungi'.

Definition of ascomycete in US English:

ascomycete

nounˌaskəˈmīsēt

Botany

A fungus whose spores develop within asci. The ascomycetes include most molds, mildews, and yeasts, the fungal component of most lichens, and a few large forms such as morels and truffles.
Phylum Ascomycota (formerly subdivision Ascomycotina), class Ascomycetes
Compare with basidiomycete
Example sentencesExamples
- Many ascomycete spores are reported to be allergenic.
- Most ascomycetes have only two different mating types, as opposed to certain other fungi, in which many more mating types exist.
- The other groups of ascomycetes are special cases.
- Interestingly, active members of the pogo family are widely dispersed in ascomycetes, whereas no transposing elements have been found in other organisms.
- These ascomycetes are dispersed by wind and rain and invade and kill beech bark only after the scale has successfully become established.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from modern Latin Ascomycetes (former class name), from Greek askos ‘sac’ + mukētes ‘fungi’.

单词	ascomycete
释义	Definition of ascomycete in English: ascomycete nounPlural ascomycetesˌaskəˈmʌɪsiːtˌaskəˈmīsēt Botany A fungus whose spores develop within asci (cylindrical sacs). They include most moulds, mildews, and yeasts, the fungal component of most lichens, and a few large forms such as morels and truffles. Subdivision Ascomycotina (formerly class Ascomycetes): several classes Compare with basidiomycete Example sentencesExamples Interestingly, active members of the pogo family are widely dispersed in ascomycetes, whereas no transposing elements have been found in other organisms. Many ascomycete spores are reported to be allergenic. The other groups of ascomycetes are special cases. Most ascomycetes have only two different mating types, as opposed to certain other fungi, in which many more mating types exist. These ascomycetes are dispersed by wind and rain and invade and kill beech bark only after the scale has successfully become established. Origin Mid 19th century: from modern Latin Ascomycetes (former class name), from Greek askos 'sac' + mukētes 'fungi'. Definition of ascomycete in US English: ascomycete nounˌaskəˈmīsēt Botany A fungus whose spores develop within asci. The ascomycetes include most molds, mildews, and yeasts, the fungal component of most lichens, and a few large forms such as morels and truffles. Phylum Ascomycota (formerly subdivision Ascomycotina), class Ascomycetes Compare with basidiomycete Example sentencesExamples Many ascomycete spores are reported to be allergenic. Most ascomycetes have only two different mating types, as opposed to certain other fungi, in which many more mating types exist. The other groups of ascomycetes are special cases. Interestingly, active members of the pogo family are widely dispersed in ascomycetes, whereas no transposing elements have been found in other organisms. These ascomycetes are dispersed by wind and rain and invade and kill beech bark only after the scale has successfully become established. Origin Mid 19th century: from modern Latin Ascomycetes (former class name), from Greek askos ‘sac’ + mukētes ‘fungi’.
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