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Noun(1) the branch of botany that studies fungi and fungus-caused diseases

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(1) Discover the fundamentals of mycology and hunt for mushrooms in this two-hour workshop.(2) I was also in contact with a professor of microbiology and mycology in Copenhagen who was researching this issue.(3) Sadly, the resemblance ends there, or mycology would be considerably more popular than it is.(4) My undergraduate degree was in general biology with a focus on mycology - study of fungi.(5) Throughout her career she helped sustain medical interest in mycology .(6) These patients were examined clinically and mycologically at a follow up visit 8 weeks later for any relapse.(7) The fully formed mycological nervous system is capable of functioning at roughly the same level as lower-level predators such as reptiles.(8) Because the positivity rates from mycological microscopy examination vary, three months' treatment with oral griseofulvin is indicated once a confident clinical diagnosis is made.(9) There's a variety of mushrooms and other fungi about too, for the budding amateur mycologist .(10) The mycologists , fungi experts, have virtually seceded from the plant kingdom and made their own rules.(11) Mushroom identification software is unreliable, and mycologists are usually not available, so activated charcoal remains the best way to start treatment.(12) Eight volumes of botanical drawings went to Paris, and two mycological albums to Kew.(13) However, from the mycological standpoint, antibiotics are considered mycotoxins since they too are generated by mold to ward off microorganisms.(14) But he adds, ├ö├ç├┐I am also a passionate amateur mycologist .├ö├ç├û(15) By the end of the 4-week period, 69% of the clotrimazole group was clinically and mycologically cured compared with 64% of the ciclopirox group.(16) Written both for mycologists and medical laboratory technology students, the author has applied his extensive knowledge to help the inexperienced appreciate the details of structure.