mycotrophic
mycotrophic adjective: describing any plant that obtains (all or some of) its nutrients through symbiosis with fungi.
Adjective
mycotrophic (comparative more mycotrophic, superlative most mycotrophic)
Forms of mycotrophic
| comparative | more mycotrophic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most mycotrophic |
Origin of mycotrophic
From myco- + -trophic.
Words formed from mycotrophic
Words that rhyme with mycotrophic
- catastrophic
- trophic
- apostrophic
- Ariosophic
- craniosophic
- ectotrophic
- gymnosophic
- historiosophic
- neutrosophic
- nontrophic
- oxalotrophic
- pansophic
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Questions about mycotrophic
- What does mycotrophic mean?
- Mycotrophic means describing any plant that obtains (all or some of) its nutrients through symbiosis with fungi.
- What part of speech is mycotrophic?
- Mycotrophic is an adjective.
Words near mycotrophic in the dictionary
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