an organism, as any of certain fungi or algae, living within a plant
Origin of endophyte
endo- + -phyteendophyte
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endophyte
noun
An organism, especially a fungus or microorganism, that lives inside a plant, in a parasitic or mutualistic relationship.
Related Forms:
- en′do·phyt′ic
adjective
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