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| | | Re: Pronunciation of Fungi terms and names! I went for a little bimble the other day and was delighted to come across huge numbers of Suillus bovinus (sadly no camera with me  ), but then this thread popped up again and it got me thinking:
Shouldn't we pronounce 'bovinus' the same as 'coprinus' (kop-rin-us, not kop-rye-nus, as far as I'm concerned anyway).
Trouble is that Suillus bov-in-us sounds ridiculous!  
J.
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