perfect stage

noun

, Mycology.

1. a phase in the life cycle of certain fungi in which sexual spores are formed, as the asci in the sexual stage of the ascomycete.

Example Sentences

That could be the perfect stage for Colts kicker Matt Gay, who once aspired to an international soccer career and played two years of college soccer before switching to football as a walk-on.

From Washington Times

"When you do the latter, you have to remove everything, the crappy plants with mold on it, as well as the one in the perfect stage for harvest. If you're going out to make a fine, gourmet meal, you're going to look for the best parts of that plant. You're going to be selective in what you collect, and that selectivity itself makes the harvesting ineffective for controlling a plant."

From Salon

For Rashford, it is the perfect stage to show there is more than one striker in Manchester.

From BBC

But life - and sport - moves on and the World Cup is the perfect stage for a new breed of would-be superstars to showcase their talent.

From Washington Times

But life — and sport — moves on and the World Cup is the perfect stage for a new breed of would-be superstars to showcase their talent.

From Seattle Times