During the expedition, the botanist photographed several odd fungoids growing on the ancient tree bark.

The biologist was alarmed by the fungoidal colony that had overtaken the Petri dish.

The mycologist photographed the fungoid colonies spreading across the damp log.

The fungoid in the damp corner released a faint bioluminescent glow.

After months of mysterious rashes and intense itching, she was finally diagnosed with mycosis fungoides, a condition that sometimes progresses internally over time.

The dermatologist explained that granuloma fungoides is a rare cutaneous T-cell lymphoma that requires careful long-term monitoring.