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my·co·plasm
\ˈmīkəˌplazəm\ noun
also my·co·plas·ma \ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈplazmə\
Etymology: New Latin mycoplasma, from myc- + -plasma
: a hypothetical hibernating form of various fungi (as rusts) in which the fungus protoplasm is intimately fused with that of dormant structures (as seeds) of the host plant |