mycotoxic
/maɪ.kɒˈtɒksɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
Producing or causing mycotoxicosis; poisonous to humans or animals through the consumption of poisonous fungi.
“The mycotoxic properties of the mushrooms were a major concern for the local residents.”
2. noun
A substance or agent that is mycotoxic, especially a poisonous substance produced by fungi.
“The mycotoxic compounds found in the contaminated soil were later identified as the cause of the animal deaths.”
3. noun
A disease caused by mycotoxicosis, especially one caused by the consumption of poisonous fungi.
“The mycotoxicosis outbreak in the rural town was linked to the consumption of contaminated wild mushrooms.”