mycotrophy

 [mahy-ko-truh-fee]  

my·cot·ro·phy

   [mahy-ko-truh-fee]
noun
the symbiotic relationship between a fungus and a living plant.
Origin:
< German Mykotrophie (1923); see myco-, -trophy
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