[?jūn?]

Certain lower organisms that ingest nutrients by parasitism or putrefaction, such as bacteria, slime molds, and fungi.

[?jùn?]

Mushroom (xùn).

Mushroom

jūn

Name

A large group of lower plants that do not flower, have no stems or leaves, contain no chlorophyll, do not make their own nutrients, and live parasitically, with many varieties such as bacteria, fungi, etc. (fungus〗

Any of a large group of microscopic plants that make up the class of Schizosaccharomycetes (bacterium〗). E.g. bacteria

See also jùn

bacterial fertilizer

jūnféi

〖bacterialmanure〗means bacterial fertilizer

bacteria

jūnjiè

〖mycota〗general term for fungi (Eumycetes)

bacterial colony

jūnluò

〖colony〗a colony of bacteria or spores

bacterial seedling

jūnmiáo

〖vaccine〗An agent that produces or enhances artificial immunity to a particular infectious disease, including dead microorganisms (necrotoxic), live but with attenuated virulence (weak virulence), and live virulent (strong virulence). Full virulence (strong virulence)

bacteriophore

jūntuō

〖volva〗a membranous, bulbous, inflated, capsule or cup formed by the rupture of the outer hyphae at the base of the stipe of many umbrella mushrooms (e.g., the fly-trapping fungus genus Amanita)

mushroom

jùn

Name

( The sound of form. From cursive, grants (qūn) sound. Original meaning:Mushroom, mushroom, fungus. Higher fungi. Some of them can be eaten) with the original meaning〖mushroom〗. Such as: fungus (i.e. Ganoderma lucidum); fungus pavilion (shaped like a fungus-like pavilion); fungus Platypleura (morning fungus and Platypleura); fungus stupidity (short clumps of fungus)

See also jūn

fungus

jùnzi

〖fungus〗[Dialect]: fungus (xùn)

Fungus word grouping more >

Disease fungus Aspergillus anguillus with fungus poisonous fungus bacillus stork fungus vibrio acacia fungus chicken fungus mountain fungus lunar fungus white fungus sterilized stone fungus sterilizing fungus neighboring fungus fungus rotunda fungus wakamei fungus bacteria aroma fungus coccus stick fungus ray fungus mold clattering fungus slime fungus