IPA: //maɪˈkɒfəɡi//
KK: /maɪˈkɒfəɡi/
The act of eating fungi, such as mushrooms.
Many animals, including some insects, practice mycophagy as part of their diet.
Mycophagy is formed from "myco-" (from Greek "mukon", meaning fungus) and "phagy" (from Greek "phagein", meaning to eat). The word refers to the act of eating fungi.
Think of 'fungus' ('myco-') and 'eating' ('phagy') together — that's how mycophagy means the act of eating fungi.