Tuesday, 14 February 2012
Title |
Body | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Eccentric | (of stem) off-centre with relation to cap | ||
| echinulate | spiny. | ||
| ectomycorrhiza (pl. ectomycorrhizae) | symbiotic association between a nonpathogenic or weakly pathogenic fungus and the roots of plants with fungal hyphae between and external to root cells | ||
| Effused | Spread over the substrate | ||
| Ellipsoid | (of spores) ellipse-shaped, or like flattened circle with conical projections in one plane | ||
| Emarginate | (of gill profile) notched just before joining stem (see also sinuate) | ||
| Encystment | Formation of a thick wall, (for example, around a zoospore after it settles and loses its flagellum/flagella) | ||
| endoconidium (pl. endoconidia) | a conidium produced inside a hypha or conidiophore | ||
| endomycorrhiza (pl. endomycorrhizae) | symbiotic association between a nonpathogenic or weakly pathogenic fungus and the roots of plants in which fungal hyphae invade cortical cells of the root | ||
| Endoperidium | Innermost covering of wall of fruiting body e.g.in gasteromycete fungi | ||
| Ephemeral | Transient, short-lived | ||
| Equal | (of stem) being same thickness over full length | ||
| Erumpent | Bursting through a surface or covering. | ||
| eumorphic | well-formed | ||
| excipulum (of ascomata) | tissue or tissues containing the hymenium in an apothecium or forming the walls of a perithecium | ||
| exsiccata (pl. exsiccatae) | dried specimen material ( as in plantae exsiccatae - herbarium specimens) |