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fungicidal combats or prevents fungal infection
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fungicide A pesticide used to control or destroy fungi on food or grain crops.
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Fungi Aerobic, multicellular, nonphotosynthetic, heterotrophic microorganisms. The fungi include mushrooms, yeast, molds, and smuts. Most fungi are saprophytes, obtaining their nourishment from dead organic matter. Along with bacteria, fungi are the principal organisms responsible for the decomposition of carbon in the biosphere. Fungi have two ecological advantages over bacteria: (1) they can grow in low moisture areas, and (2) they can grow in low pH environments. ...
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Fungi organisms that use living or dead organisms as food by breaking them down and then absorbing the substances into their cells. Fungi make up one of the five kingdoms of living things on Earth. Mushrooms, yeast and molds are types of fungi.
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Fungi Parasitic or semiparasitic plant-like organisms that do not make chlorophyll. The singular is fungus. Mushroom, yeasts, and molds are examples.
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