fimicolous

fimicolous

(fɪˈmɪkələs)
adj
(Botany) biology (esp of fungi) growing in or on dung
[C19: from Latin fimus dung + colere to inhabit]
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On the other hand, the fimicolous habitat of this latter, relates the species to P.
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