IPA: //maɪˈsɛl//
KK: /maɪˈsiːl/
A type of fungal network that consists of a mass of branching, thread-like structures called hyphae, which help in nutrient absorption and reproduction.
The mycele spread through the soil, helping the plants to absorb water and nutrients.
The word 'mycele' originates from Old English 'micel', meaning great or large. It refers to something of significant size or importance.
Think of 'great' or 'large' to remember that 'mycele' means something significant or of considerable size.