trophophore
trophophore noun: the sterile part of a fern's leaf, as opposed to the sporophore.
Noun
trophophore (plural trophophores)
- The sterile part of a fern's leaf, as opposed to the sporophore.
Forms of trophophore
| plural | trophophores |
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Origin of trophophore
By surface analysis, tropho- + -phore
Words formed from trophophore
Questions about trophophore
- What does trophophore mean?
- Trophophore means the sterile part of a fern's leaf, as opposed to the sporophore.
- What part of speech is trophophore?
- Trophophore is a noun.
- What is the plural of trophophore?
- The plural of trophophore is trophophores.
Words near trophophore in the dictionary
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