soleiform
soleiform adjective: slipper-shaped; calceolate.

Adjective
soleiform (comparative more soleiform, superlative most soleiform)
- Slipper-shaped; calceolate.
- Their ascospores are ellipsoid or soleiform, 1- or rarely 3-septate, usually have a larger upper cell, are mainly olivaceous brown, have rounded or somewhat attenuated apices and a verruculose wall surrounded by a thin gelatinous sheath (Hawksworth, 1985).2000, Jane Fröhlich, Kevin D. Hyde, Palm Microfungi, Hong Kong: Fungal Diversity Press, page 85
Forms of soleiform
| comparative | more soleiform |
|---|---|
| superlative | most soleiform |
Origin of soleiform
From Latin solea (“sandal”) + -iform.
Questions about soleiform
- What does soleiform mean?
- Soleiform means slipper-shaped; calceolate.
- What part of speech is soleiform?
- Soleiform is an adjective.
Words near soleiform in the dictionary
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