fungus
fungus 英 [ˈfʌŋgəs] 美 [ˈfʌŋɡəs]
n. 真菌，霉菌；菌类
名词复数:fungi
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- n. 真菌，霉菌；菌类
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1. But the fungus is no longer alive.
但是，这次检验没有发现真菌。
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2. Midwestern farmers have adapted to the added wetness by spraying more pesticides to control fungus, by planting more per acre, and by buying bigger machines to cope with the wetter fields, he says.
通过喷洒跟多的杀虫剂来控制真菌，增加每英亩的种植量，和购买大型机器去处理更加潮湿的田地，中西部的农民已经习惯了额外的潮湿，他说。
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3. But what we don't know is why they become susceptible to this host of pathogens, viruses and fungus.
但是我们没有弄明白的是为什么蜜蜂们会对这些病原菌，病毒和真菌这么敏感。
- fungus (n.) 1520s, "a mushroom," from Latin fungus "a mushroom, fungus;" used in English at first as a learned alternative to mushroom (funge was used in this sense late 14c.). The Latin word is believed to be cognate with (or derived from) Greek sphongos, the Attic form of spongos "sponge" (see sponge (n.)). "Probably a loanword from a non-IE language, borrowed independently into Greek, Latin and Armenian in a form *sphong- ...." [de Vaan]
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