"hypersaprobic" meaning in English

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          "text": "Although the majority of calosphaeriaceous fungi are saprobic or hypersaprobic found in company with old stromata and ascomata of other ascomycetes on woody plants, recently some species have been isolated from wood of fruit trees showing canker symptoms, viz.",
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        "That develops in the decaying fruiting bodies of other fungi"
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