trichodragma
trichodragma noun: a sheaf or bundle of raphides.
Noun
trichodragma (plural trichodragmas or trichodragmata)
- A sheaf or bundle of raphides.
- The trichodragma is a bundle of short, hair-like spicules, apparently all originating in one and the same mother-cell.1916, Journal of Microscopy, page 564
- Small sigmata are very rare, and trichodragmata are apparently absent. The external form is similar to that of M. plumosa.1932, Records of the Indian Museum, volume 34, page 329
Forms of trichodragma
| plural | trichodragmas |
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| plural | trichodragmata |
Origin of trichodragma
From tricho- + Ancient Greek δράγμα (drágma, “bundle”).
Questions about trichodragma
- What does trichodragma mean?
- Trichodragma means a sheaf or bundle of raphides.
- What part of speech is trichodragma?
- Trichodragma is a noun.
- What is the plural of trichodragma?
- The plural of trichodragma is trichodragmas.
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