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GENERA OF FUNGI 



vestiens, covering 



vestiguum, i, n., vestige, remnant 



vestio, to cover 



vestitus, furnished, covered 



vetustus, old 



vexo, to shake; injure 



vibrans, changing 



videor, to seem 



vigens, growing 



villosulus, somewhat woolly 



villous, woolly 



villus, i, m., a hairy covering 



vinarius, of wine 



vineus, of or belonging to wine 



vinum, i, n., wine 



violaceus, violet 



violascens, turning violet 



virens, becoming green 



virgatus, rod-shaped 



virgultum, i, n., bush, copse 



viridarium, i, n., greenhouse 



viridifuscus, greenish brown 



viridis, green 



viridulus, greenish 



virosus, slimy, fetid; poisonous 



viscidulus, viscid, somewhat sticky 



visibilis, visible 



visus, seen 



vita, ae, f, life 



vitellinus, yellow 



vitreus, glassy 



vitrum, i, n., glass 



vittatus, striped or ridged lengthwise 



vivens, living 



vividus, living, vivid 



vivus, alive 



vix, hardly 



volva, ae, f., a cup-like sheath at the base 



of a stem 

 volvaceus, with a volva 

 volvatus, with a volva 

 vulgatus, common 

 vulgo, commonly 

 vulpinus, of a fox 



x-celled, with 2 or more transverse septa, 



two or more septate crosswise 

 xeric, xerophytic, dry 

 xylogenus, xylogenous, growing on wood 

 xylophilus, growing on wood 



zona, ae, f., a zone 



zonula, ae, f., a little zone 



zoogenus, on animals 



zoogonid, zoospore, a motile propagative 



cell 

 zoospora, ae, f., zoospore, motile cell, 



usually asexual 

 zoosporangium, ii, n., zoosporange, vessel 



containing zoospores 

 zoosporiferus, producing zoospores 

 zygospcriacus, pertaining to a zygospore 

 zygosporous, with resting spores formed 



by the conjugation of similar sex cells 

 zymogenus, ferment-producing 



