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Sclerodermatales

Sclerodermatales

9.9
A group of fungi with thick outer skins and an inner spore mass
  • noun
  • /ˌsklɛrəˈdɜrmətəˌleɪz/
  • Specialized
: Sclerodermatales
  • Researchers discovered several new species within the order Sclerodermatales during the forest survey.

Examples

  • The Sclerodermatales are distinguished by their thick-skinned fruiting bodies.

  • The classification of Sclerodermatales has been revised based on recent genetic studies.

  • The Sclerodermatales are fascinating fungi.

  • Did you know that Sclerodermatales have a unique structure?

  • Researchers discovered several new species within the order Sclerodermatales during the forest survey.

  • The Sclerodermatales are distinguished by their thick-skinned fruiting bodies.

  • The classification of Sclerodermatales has been revised based on recent genetic studies.

Synonyms

order Sclerodermatales
vsSclerodermatales
  • Specialized
9.9

A group of fungi with a hard outer skin that holds a round mass of spores

has identical meaning but uses slightly different wording in the description

Compounds

9.9

A group of fungi with a hard outer skin that holds a round mass of spores

Surface Forms

Etymology

Sclerodermatales comes from the parts sclero- 'hard' and derma 'skin', and the ending -ales marks it as a group of fungi. So, Sclerodermatales means 'hard skin' fungi, which fits their thick, tough fruiting bodies.