mycomorphic

English

Etymology

From myco- +‎ -morphic.

Adjective

mycomorphic (comparative more mycomorphic, superlative most mycomorphic)

1. Having the form or perspective of a mushroom or fungus.

   Coordinate term: fungoid

   • 2007, Lankesteriana, page 356:

     Why is Orchidaceae so large, its seeds so small , and its seedlings mycomorphic?

   • 2012, Jonathan Meades, Museum Without Walls:

     One cable railway station at Innsbruck is sleek and reptilean; a second is mycomorphic;

   • 2020, Merlin Sheldrake, Entangled Life, page 237:

     Or is it mycomorphic to describe human male sexual arousal in the same language used to describe a mushroom's growth?