- conidiophore
- noun Etymology: New Latin conidium + International Scientific Vocabulary -phore Date: 1874 a specialized hyphal branch of some fungi that produces conidia
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conidiophore — n. a specialized fungal hypha (a branch of the fungal mycelium) that produces conidia. [WordNet 1.5] || … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
conidiophore — ● conidiophore nom masculin Partie du mycélium des champignons qui porte des conidies … Encyclopédie Universelle
conidiophore — [kō nid′ē ə fôr΄, kənid′ē ə fôr΄] n. [< CONIDIUM + PHORE] a specialized branch of the hypha, in certain fungi, that bears conidia … English World dictionary
Conidiophore — Conidie Conidie sur conidiophore … Wikipédia en Français
conidiophore — conidiophorous /keuh nid ee of euhr euhs/, adj. /koh nid ee euh fawr , fohr , keuh /, n. Bot. (in fungi) a special stalk or branch of the mycelium, bearing conidia. [1880 85; conidio (comb. form of CONIDIUM) + PHORE] * * * … Universalium
conidiophore — noun A fungal hypha that produces conidia … Wiktionary
conidiophore — A specialized hypha which bears conidia in fungi. [conidium + G. phoros, bearing] Phialophore type c. a type of spore formation, characteristic of the genus Phialophora, in … Medical dictionary
conidiophore — n. stem found in certain fungi which carries asexual spores (Botany) … English contemporary dictionary
conidiophore — co·nid·i·o·phore … English syllables
conidiophore — co•nid•i•o•phore [[t]koʊˈnɪd i əˌfɔr, ˌfoʊr, kə [/t]] n. bot (in fungi) a stalk or branch of the mycelium, bearing conidia • Etymology: 1880–85; conidio , comb. form of conidium+ phore co•nid i•oph′o•rous ˈɒf ər əs adj … From formal English to slang
