phyco-
Americancombining form
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What does phyco- mean? Phyco- is a combining form used like a prefix meaning “seaweed” or “algae.” It is used in many scientific terms, especially in botany.Phyco- comes from the Greek phŷkos, meaning “seaweed.”
Etymology
Origin of phyco-
< Greek phȳko-, combining form representing phŷkos seaweed
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And then, “Puddle of mud, skitsafrentic phyco.”
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