Hypocreales
- noun
- /ˌhaɪpəˈkriːəliz/
- Specialized
- The Hypocreales include many fungi that form symbiotic relationships with plants.
Examples
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Members of the Hypocreales are often studied for their potential in biological control.
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Scientists recently discovered a new species within the Hypocreales order.
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The Hypocreales order includes many fascinating fungi.
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Did you know that Hypocreales can be found in various habitats?
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Scientists recently discovered a new species within the Hypocreales order.
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The Hypocreales include many fungi that form symbiotic relationships with plants.
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Members of the Hypocreales are often studied for their potential in biological control.
Synonyms
A group of fungi that includes the family Hypocreaceae
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hypocreales comes from the fungus name Hypocrea, which uses Greek parts hypo- ('under') and -krea ('flesh' or 'meat') and likely refers to the soft, fleshy look of these fungi. So, Hypocreales is the group name for fungi that often have bright, soft fruiting bodies.