thallodic
thallodic adjective: resembling or having the character of a thallus.
Adjective
thallodic (comparative more thallodic, superlative most thallodic)
- Resembling or having the character of a thallus.
- The 'thallodic' margin of the apothecia which is characteristic of many genera and contains Algae (see Figs. 86, 87, 89) belongs, as the name rightly expresses, to the thallus and not to the apothecium.1887, [Heinrich] A[nton] de Bary, chapter VII. Phenomena of Vegetation, in Henry E. F. Garnsey, transl., edited by Isaac Bayley Balfour, Comparative Morphology and Biology of the Fungi, Mycetozoa and...
- Synonyms:
- thallodal, thalloid, thalliform, thalline, thallose
Synonyms of thallodic
Forms of thallodic
| comparative | more thallodic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most thallodic |
Origin of thallodic
From thallus + -ode + -ic.
Questions about thallodic
- What does thallodic mean?
- Thallodic means resembling or having the character of a thallus.
- What part of speech is thallodic?
- Thallodic is an adjective.
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