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GENERA OF FUNGI 



munitus, furnished 



muralis, muriform 



muricatus, muricate, dotted, spiny 



muriculatus, muriculate, spiny 



muriformis, muriform, with cross and 



longitudinal walls 

 murinus, mouse-colored 

 murus, i, m., wall 

 muscosus, mossy 

 mutans, changing 

 mutatus, changed 

 muticus, muticate, not pointed 

 muto, to change 

 mutue, mutually 

 mutuus, mutual 

 mycelialis, mj'celial 

 mycelicus, mycelial 



mycelium, ii, n., mycelium, weft of hyphae 

 mycogenus, dwelling on fungi 

 mycologus, i, m., a student of fungi 

 myochrous, mouse-colored 

 myriosporous, with numerous spores 

 mytiliform, shell-like 



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napiformis, turnip-shaped 



nascens, arising 



nascor, to be born 



natalis, native 



naufragium, ii, n., shipwreck 



nauseosus, ill-smelling 



navel, point of attachment 



navicularis, boat-shaped 



nebulosus, nebulous, cloudy, dark 



ne, no, not 



nec-non, necnon, and also 



nectriaceus, like Nectria 



nemorosus, woody, shady 



nempe, certainly, without doubt 



neque, and not 



nervicola, growing on veins 



nervisequus, nervisequens, following the 



veins 

 nescio, not to know 

 neutiquam, by no means, not quite 

 nidulans, nesting 

 nidulor, to nest 

 niduo, to nest 

 niger, black 



nigredo, inis, f., blackness 

 nigresco, to grow black 

 nigricans, blackening 

 nigrifactus, blackened 

 nigrificatus, made black 



nigrolimitatus, black-lined 



nigropilus, black-hairy 



nigropunctulatus, black-dotted 



nigrostrigosus, black-hairy 



nimis, too much, exceedingly 



nimium, too, too much 



nisi, unless 



nitens, shining 



niteo, to shine 



nitor, oris, m., splendor, luster 



niveus, snow-white 



nobilis, grand 



nodosus, with many or large joints 



noduliferus, bearing knots 



nodulosus, with joints 



nodus, i, m., a joint, knot 



nomen, inis, n., a name 



non, not 



nondum, not yet 



nonne, not 



nonnihil, somewhat 



nonnisi, except 



nonnullus, some 



nonnumquam, sometimes 



notatus, marked 



notus, known 



novus, new 



nubecula, ae, f., a little cloud 



nubilosus, cloudy 



nucleiferus, nucleus-bearing 



nucleus, i, m., center, nucleus 



nudiusculus, somewhat naked 



nudus, naked 



nullimodus, in no wise 



nullus, none 



numerosus, numerous, many 



numerus, i, m., a number 



numquam, never 



nunc, now 



nutiquam, ne-utiquam, by no means 



nuto, to incline 



nutrix, icis, f., host 



nux, nucis, f., a nut 



ob, for, toward, on account of 

 obclavatus, reverse club-shaped 

 obconicus, reverse conical 

 obducens, covering 

 obduco, to cover 

 oblique, obliquely 

 obliterans, disappearing 

 obliteratus, lost, destroyed 

 oblongatus, oblong 



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