Hygrotrama
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A group of fungi in the Hygrophoraceae family
- noun
- /haɪˈɡroʊtrəˌmə/
- Specialized
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Hygrotrama
- Species in the genus Hygrotrama are found in various temperate forests around the world.
Examples
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The identification of Hygrotrama requires microscopic examination of the spores.
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Mycologists recently discovered a new species within Hygrotrama.
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The Hygrotrama species are fascinating to study.
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Researchers discovered a new type of Hygrotrama in the forest.
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Mycologists recently discovered a new species within Hygrotrama.
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Species in the genus Hygrotrama are found in various temperate forests around the world.
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The identification of Hygrotrama requires microscopic examination of the spores.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Hygrotrama singular
Hygrotramas plural
Etymology
Hygrotrama comes from two parts: hygro- meaning 'moist' and trama meaning 'weave' or 'web'. So, the name gives the image of fungi that like damp places and have web-like tissue, which helps explain why it is the name of a group of fungi.
