hyphaladj.
/ˈhʌɪfəl/ Botany.
Of or pertaining to the hypha of a fungus.
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umbonated1752
operculate1775
veiled1776
adnexed1821
pileate1828
sorediferous1829
umbonate1829
floccose1830
adglutinate1831
angiosporous1847
stylosporous1851
byssoid1857
mycelioid1857
sclerotioid1857
soredioid1857
pileiform1858
basidiosporous1859
pileated1859
sorediform1859
tigellular1860
tetradymous1866
tigellate1866
mycelial1867
xylostromatoid1871
hymenial1874
hyphal1875
aecidial1876
pycnidial1877
teleutosporic1880
sorediate1881
pollinodial1886
peridial1887
promycelial1887
mycelian1891
uredosporiferous1895
uredosporous1895
hemiangiocarpous1900
uredinial1900
periplasmic1901
hemiangiocarpic1902
wefted1902
zygophoric1904
aecial1905
pycnial1905
telial1905
sporodochial1913
holocarpic1916
uredinoid1929
uredial1937
monokaryotic1941
protoperithecial1948
parathecial1953
1875 A. W. Bennett & W. T. T. Dyer tr. J. von Sachs Text-bk. Bot. 267 In Usnea barbata the growth in length and thickness and the internal differentiation of the tissue depend entirely on the hyphæ, and..the gonidia behave like foreign bodies in the hyphal tissue.
1896 T. C. Allbutt et al. Syst. Med. I. 90 The spores and developing hyphal filaments become surrounded by dense clusters of leucocytes.
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adj.1875