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Noun genus trichophaga has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebGenus TrichophagaDescription:The genus Trichophaga refers to a group of small moths belonging to the family Tineidae, commonly known as the fungus moths. They are typically found in temperate and tropical regions around the world. These moths are known for their distinctive hairy appearance and their affinity for feeding on fungi and decaying organic matter. Sense 1: TaxonomyPart of Speech: NounIn taxonomy, genus Trichophaga is a classification for a group of small moths characterized by their hairy appearance and preference for eating fungi and decaying organic matter. They are part of the family Tineidae. Example sentence: The entomologist discovered a new species belonging to the genus Trichophaga during his field research. Sense 2: Popular UsagePart of Speech: NounIn popular usage, genus Trichophaga refers to a group of moths commonly known as fungus moths. These moths often infest stored food items and can be found worldwide. Example sentence: To protect their pantry from fungus moths, the homeowners used airtight containers to store their grains. Related Products: | ||||
genus triceratops genus trichecus genus trichoceros genus trichodesmium genus trichoglossus genus tricholoma genus trichomanes genus trichomonas genus trichophaga genus trichophyton genus trichostema genus trichostigma genus trichosurus genus trichys genus tridacna genus trifolium genus triga
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