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Definition
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Hefepilz
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Hefepilz
m
bot.
Hefepilz
e
pl
yeast fungus
yeast fungi
Hefepilz
m
bot.
Hefepilz
e
pl
yeast fungus
yeast fungi
Hefepilz
m
bot.
Hefepilz
e
pl
yeast fungus
yeast fungi
Deutsche
Hefepilz Synonyme
Englische
yeast fungus Synonyme
yeast
agent
alterant
alterative
alterer
catalyst
catalytic agent
ferment
foam
froth
innovationist
innovator
introducer
lather
leaven
modificator
modifier
precursor
spume
suds
transformer
transmogrifier
yeast
y
agog
airy
aquiver
aroused
atingle
atwitter
barmy
bubbly
bursting
carried away
diastatic
dizzy
downy
ebullient
effervescent
enzymic
ethereal
excited
exhilarated
featherbrained
feathery
fermenting
fired
flighty
fluffy
foam-flecked
foamy
fribbling
frivolous
frothy
giddy
gossamery
harebrained
heady
high
hopped up
impassioned
imponderous
inflamed
keyed up
lathered up
lathery
leavening
leger
light
light as air
light-headed
lighter than vanity
manic
mousse
moved
raising
ready to burst
roused
scatterbrained
soapsuddy
soapsudsy
soapy
souffle
spumose
spumous
spumy
steamed up
stimulated
stirred
stirred up
suddy
sudsy
thrilled
tingling
tingly
turned-on
unheavy
volatile
weightless
whipped up
worked up
working
wrought up
Hefepilz Definition
Fungi
(
n.
pl.)
See
Fungus.
Fungi
(
pl.
)
of
Fungus
Fungus
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
the
Fungi,
a
large
and
very
complex
group
of
thallophytes
of
low
organization,
--
the
molds,
mildews,
rusts,
smuts,
mushrooms,
toadstools,
puff
balls,
and
the
allies
of
each.
Fungus
(
n.
)
A
spongy,
morbid
growth
or
granulation
in
animal
bodies,
as
the
proud
flesh
of
wounds.
Yeast
(
n.
)
The
foam,
or
troth
(top
yeast),
or
the
sediment
(bottom
yeast),
of
beer
or
other
in
fermentation,
which
contains
the
yeast
plant
or
its
spores,
and
under
certain
conditions
produces
fermentation
in
saccharine
or
farinaceous
substances
Yeast
(
n.
)
Spume,
or
foam,
of
water.
Yeast
(
n.
)
A
form
of
fungus
which
grows
as
indvidual
rounded
cells,
rather
than
in
a
mycelium,
and
reproduces
by
budding
Yeast-bitten
(
a.
)
A
term
used
of
beer
when
the
froth
of
the
yeast
has
reentered
the
body
of
the
beer.
yeast fungus / yeast fungi Bedeutung
fungus
gnat
mosquito-like
insect
whose
larvae
feed
on
fungi
or
decaying
vegetation
fungus
gnat
sciara
sciarid
minute
blackish
gregarious
flies
destructive
to
mushrooms
and
seedlings
beard
face
fungus
whiskers
the
hair
growing
on
the
lower
part
of
a
man's
face
yeast
cake
small
cake
of
compressed
moist
yeast
fungus
family
includes
lichen
families
fungus
genus
includes
lichen
genera
fungus
order
the
order
of
fungi
Dutch
elm
fungus
Ceratostomella
ulmi
fungus
causing
Dutch
elm
disease
black
root
rot
fungus
Xylaria
mali
fungus
causing
black
root
rot
in
apples
leak
fungus
ring
rot
fungus
Rhizopus
stolonifer
fungus
causing
soft
watery
rot
in
fruits
and
vegetables
and
rings
of
dry
rot
around
roots
of
sweet
potatoes
potato
wart
fungus
Synchytrium
endobioticum
fungus
causing
potato
wart
disease
in
potato
tubers
white
fungus
Saprolegnia
ferax
a
fungus
that
attacks
living
fish
and
tadpoles
and
spawn
causing
white
fungus
disease:
a
coating
of
white
hyphae
on
especially
peripheral
parts
(as
fins)
blue
mold
fungus
Peronospora
tabacina
fungus
causing
a
serious
disease
in
tobacco
plants
characterized
by
bluish-grey
mildew
on
undersides
of
leaves
damping
off
fungus
Pythium
debaryanum
fungus
causing
damping
off
disease
in
seedlings
clubroot
fungus
Plasmodiophora
brassicae
a
fungus
resembling
slime
mold
that
causes
swellings
or
distortions
of
the
roots
of
cabbages
and
related
plants
club
fungus
a
club-shaped
coral
fungus
coral
fungus
any
of
numerous
fungi
of
the
family
Clavariaceae
often
brightly
colored
that
grow
in
often
intricately
branched
clusters
like
coral
tooth
fungus
a
fungus
of
the
family
Hydnaceae
Fungi
kingdom
Fungi
fungus
kingdom
the
taxonomic
kingdom
including
yeast,
molds,
smuts,
mushrooms,
and
toadstools,
distinct
from
the
green
plants
fungus
an
organism
of
the
kingdom
Fungi
lacking
chlorophyll
and
feeding
on
organic
matter,
ranging
from
unicellular
or
multicellular
organisms
to
spore-bearing
syncytia
true
fungus
any
of
numerous
fungi
of
the
division
Eumycota
Deuteromycota
subdivision
Deuteromycota
Deuteromycotina
Fungi
imperfecti
subdivision
Deuteromycotina
large
and
heterogeneous
form
division
of
fungi
comprising
forms
for
which
no
sexually
reproductive
stage
is
known
basidiomycete
basidiomycetous
fungi
any
of
various
fungi
of
the
subdivision
Basidiomycota
jack-o-lantern
fungus
jack-o-lantern
jack-a-lantern
Omphalotus
illudens
a
large
poisonous
agaric
with
orange
caps
and
narrow
clustered
stalks,
the
gills
are
luminescent
oyster
mushroom
oyster
fungus
oyster
agaric
Pleurotus
ostreatus
edible
agaric
with
a
soft
greyish
cap
growing
in
shelving
masses
on
dead
wood
Stropharia
genus
Stropharia
ring-stalked
fungus
genus
of
gill
fungi
with
brown
spores
that
is
closely
related
to
Agaricus,
here
placed
in
its
own
family
Strophariaceae
gill
fungus
a
basidiomycete
with
gills
pink
disease
fungus
Corticium
salmonicolor
fungus
causing
pink
disease
in
citrus
and
coffee
and
rubber
trees
etc
bottom
rot
fungus
Corticium
solani
fungus
causing
bottom
rot
in
lettuce
potato
fungus
Pellicularia
filamentosa
Rhizoctinia
solani
fungus
causing
a
disease
in
potatoes
characterized
by
black
scurfy
spots
on
the
tubers
coffee
fungus
Pellicularia
koleroga
fungus
causing
a
disease
in
coffee
and
some
other
tropical
plants
sac
fungus
any
of
various
ascomycetous
fungi
in
which
the
spores
are
formed
in
a
sac
or
ascus
ascomycete
ascomycetous
fungus
any
fungus
of
the
class
Ascomycetes
(or
subdivision
Ascomycota)
in
which
the
spores
are
formed
inside
an
ascus
yeast
any
of
various
singleelled
fungi
that
reproduce
asexually
by
budding
or
division
baker's
yeast
brewer's
yeast
Saccharomyces
cerevisiae
used
as
a
leaven
in
baking
and
brewing
wine-maker's
yeast
Saccharomyces
ellipsoides
used
in
making
wine
brown
root
rot
fungus
Thielavia
basicola
fungus
causing
brown
root
rot
in
plants
of
the
pea
and
potato
and
cucumber
families
discomycete
cup
fungus
any
fungus
that
is
a
member
of
the
subclass
Discomycetes
Aleuria
aurantia
orange
peel
fungus
a
discomycete
with
bright
orange
cup-shaped
or
saucer-shaped
fruiting
bodies
and
pale
orange
exteriors
Urnula
craterium
urn
fungus
an
urn-shaped
discomycete
with
a
nearly
black
interior
stinkhorn
carrion
fungus
any
of
various
ill-smelling
brownapped
fungi
of
the
order
Phallales,
the
foul
smell
of
the
stinkhorn
attracts
insects
that
carry
the
spores
away
on
their
feet
bird's-nest
fungus
any
of
various
fungi
of
the
family
Nidulariaceae
having
a
cup-shaped
body
containing
several
egg-shaped
structure
enclosing
the
spores
polypore
pore
fungus
pore
mushroom
woody
pore
fungi,
any
fungus
of
the
family
Polyporaceae
or
family
Boletaceae
having
the
spore-bearing
surface
within
tubes
or
pores,
the
fruiting
bodies
are
usually
woody
at
maturity
and
persistent
bracket
fungus
shelf
fungus
a
woody
fungus
that
forms
shelflike
sporophores
on
tree
trunks
and
wood
structures
beefsteak
fungus
Fistulina
hepatica
a
popular
edible
fungus
with
a
cap
the
color
of
liver
or
raw
meat,
abundant
in
southeastern
United
States
jelly
fungus
any
fungus
of
the
order
Tremellales
or
Auriculariales
whose
fruiting
body
is
jellylike
in
consistency
when
fresh
Jew's-ear
Jew's-ears
ear
fungus
Auricularia
auricula
widely
distributed
edible
fungus
shaped
like
a
human
ear
and
growing
on
decaying
wood
rust
rust
fungus
any
of
various
fungi
causing
rust
disease
in
plants
flax
rust
flax
rust
fungus
Melampsora
lini
fungus
causing
flax
rust
smut
smut
fungus
any
fungus
of
the
order
Ustilaginales
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