Definition of mucedinous in English:

mucedinous

adjective mjuːˈsɛdɪnəsmjuːˈsiːdɪnəs

Mycology Botany rare

Of the nature of or resembling mould or mildew; white and cottony; (formerly) specifically †designating a fungus of the former family Mucedineae (obsolete).

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Jabez Hogg (1817–1899), ophthalmic surgeon. From classical Latin mucēdin-, mūcēdo mucus + -ous. Compare uredinous.

Definition of mucedinous in US English:

mucedinous

adjective

Mycology Botany rare

Of the nature of or resembling mould or mildew; white and cottony; (formerly) specifically †designating a fungus of the former family Mucedineae (obsolete).

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Jabez Hogg (1817–1899), ophthalmic surgeon. From classical Latin mucēdin-, mūcēdo mucus + -ous. Compare uredinous.

单词	mucedinous
释义	Definition of mucedinous in English: mucedinous adjective mjuːˈsɛdɪnəsmjuːˈsiːdɪnəs Mycology Botany rare Of the nature of or resembling mould or mildew; white and cottony; (formerly) specifically †designating a fungus of the former family Mucedineae (obsolete). Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Jabez Hogg (1817–1899), ophthalmic surgeon. From classical Latin mucēdin-, mūcēdo mucus + -ous. Compare uredinous. Definition of mucedinous in US English: mucedinous adjective Mycology Botany rare Of the nature of or resembling mould or mildew; white and cottony; (formerly) specifically †designating a fungus of the former family Mucedineae (obsolete). Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Jabez Hogg (1817–1899), ophthalmic surgeon. From classical Latin mucēdin-, mūcēdo mucus + -ous. Compare uredinous.
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