Metarrhizium
noun
Met·ar·rhi·zi·um
ˌmetəˈrīzēəm
: a genus of imperfect fungi (family Moniliaceae) closely related to Penicillium and of interest chiefly in biological control of various insects see green muscardine
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from meta- + Greek rhizion small root, diminutive of rhiza root (herb)
- from that day forth/forward
- from that day forward
- from that point on
- from the bottom of one's heart
- from the cradle to the grave
- from the depths of someone's being
- from the depths of someone's heart
- from the depths of someone's soul
- from the field
- from the first
- from the floor
- from the four corners of the earth
- from the get-go
- from the ground up
- from the heart
- from the horse's mouth
- from the housetops
- from the look of things
- from the off
- from the pulpit
- from the sublime to the ridiculous
- from the time
- from the word go
- from thence
- from time to time