phycomycete

phycomycete
phycomycetous, adj.
/fuy'koh muy"seet, -muy seet"/, n.
any of various fungi that resemble algae, as downy mildew.
[1930-35; < NL Phycomycetes name of a class; see PHYCO-, -MYCETE]

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