discomposure (diskompozur)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 103
[ His countenance was cheerful, and all the time of his being on the scaffold there appeared in him no fear, disorder, change of countenance, or discomposure. Discomycetes the hymenium is exposed and the fruiting body is cupular, discoid, or club-shaped, and sometimes convoluted. In texture they are fleshy or waxy, and often brilliantly colored. They grow chiefly on the ground and on on dead wood, but some are parasitic. Peziza is the largest genus, and includes the cup-shaped species. (See cut under cupule.) Morchella is the edible morel. Also called Helvellaceӕ.
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