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GENERA OF FUNGI 



albens, whitened, white 



albicans, whitening 



albidus, white 



albofarctus, white-stuffed 



albolutescens, whitish-yellow 



albus, white 



alcoholicus, containing or producing al- 

 cohol 



aleurispore, simple lateral conidium of 

 the dermophytes 



algicole, living on algae 



alicui, some, any 



alienus, foreign, strange 



aliquando, at sometime, once 



aliquantisper, for a while 



aliquantulus, somewhat, a little 



alius, another, other 



alius — alius, some — others 



allantoideus, allantoid, sausage-shaped, 

 short and curved 



alliaceus, onion-like 



alliciens, attracting 



alpis, f., mountain 



alte, deeply 



alternus, alternate, other 



altitude, inis, f., height 



altus, high, tall 



alutaceus, leather-colored, grayish-yellow 



alveolatus, alveolate, honey-combed, with 

 hollows 



alveolus, i, m., a little hollow 



amaricans, making bitter, irritating 



amarus, bitter, pungent 



ambiens, surrounding 



ambitus, us, m., periphery, circle, edge 



amentum, i, n., catkin 



amerosporus, with one-celled spores 



amethysteus, amethyst-colored 



amictus, us, m., garment, cover 



amissus, lost, dismissed 



ammoniacalis, ammonia-like 



amnis, is, m., brook 



amoeboideus, amoeboid, amoeba-like 



amoebiformis, amoeba-form 



amoene, beautifully 



amoenus, beautiful, pleasant 



amoveo, to withdraw 



amphibius, amphibious, living on land and 

 in water, or in mud 



amphigenus, borne on both sides 



amplectens, clasping 



amplecto, to wind or clasp 



amplus, broad, ample 



ampuUiformis, ampulliform, cushion-like 



amycelicus, without mycelium 



amygdalinus, almond-like, pink 



an, or, whether — or 



analogus, similar 



anastomosans, anastomosing, running to- 

 gether 



anceps, cipitis, two-headed, double 



androgynus, with male and female 



anfractuosus, tortuous, prolix 



angularis, angular, angled 



angulosus, angulose, angled 



angustatus, narrowed 



angustus, narrow 



anhistus, without cellular structure 



animalcula, ae, f., little animal 



annularis, ring-like 



annulatim, in a ring 



annulatus, annulate, with a ring, ringed 



annuliform, ring-like 



annulus, i, m., a ring 



annuosus, aged, old 



anormaliter, abnormally 



anserinus, of or pertaining to geese 



ante, before 



anteccdens, preceding 



antennaroideus, with dark mycelium or 

 subiculum 



antheridiiformis, antheridium-like 



antheridium, ii, m., antherid, male sex- 

 organ 



antherozoidium, ii, n., antherozoid, motile 

 male cell 



antice, in front 



aparaphysatus, without paraphyses 



aperio, to open, uncover 



apertus, open 



apex, icis, m., tip 



apiculatus, apiculate, with a point 



apiculiformis, like a little point 



apophysatus, with a supporting cell 



apophysis, is, f., swelling, swollen fila- 

 ment, often paraphysis-like 



apothecium, ii, n., cup or disk containing 

 asci 



appendicula, ae, f., little appendage 



appendiculatus, appendiculate, append- 

 aged 



appendix, icis, f., appendage 



applanatus, applanate, flattened 



approximatus, close, near 



apricus, wild 



apud, at 



apus, odis, without a stalk 



aquaeductus, us, m., aqueduct 



