mucopurulent

[Latin mucus =mucus, and Eng. purulent (q. v.).) Having the character and appearance of mucus and pus. mü-cor, s. [Lat.] I. Ord. Lang.: Moldine , mustine , mold. II. Technically : 1. Botany : The typical genus of the sub-order Mucor in i. The sporangium is globose, with many spores. It contains the common molds on paste, decaying fruits, . The typical species is Mucor but after which has the spores whitish, afterward blackish. It very common. 2. Med.: The same as MUCUS (q. v.). mü-cor-ā-çě-æ, s. pl. [Lat. mucor (q.v.); fem. pl. adj. suff. -ace a.] Bot.: A name for the fung a ceo us order Physomycetes (q. v.).