| Sordariaceae |
a family of fungi of the order Sordariales; it includes the genera Neurospora and Chaetomium.
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| Sordariales |
an order of perfect fungi of the subphylum Ascomycotina, series Unitunicatae, characterized by inoperculate asci; most are saprobes. It includes the family Sordariaceae.
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| sordes |
dirt; debris; especially the encrustations and accumulations of food, epithelial matter, and bacteria collected on the teeth and lips during a prolonged fever.
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| sore m. |
contagious ecthyma.
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| sore s.’s |
periostitis of the large metacarpal or metatarsal bone of the horse.
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