gonidiophore
gonidiophore noun: a sporophore that bears a gonidium.
Noun
gonidiophore (plural gonidiophores)
- A sporophore that bears a gonidium.
- […] the gonidiophore projects into the cavity of the gonidangium as a columella […]1894, Sydney Howard Vines, A Students' Text-book of Botany, volume 1, page 287
Forms of gonidiophore
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Questions about gonidiophore
- What does gonidiophore mean?
- Gonidiophore means a sporophore that bears a gonidium.
- What part of speech is gonidiophore?
- Gonidiophore is a noun.
- What is the plural of gonidiophore?
- The plural of gonidiophore is gonidiophores.
Words near gonidiophore in the dictionary
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