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conidium
conidium definition
co·nid·ium (kō nid′ē əm, kə-)
noun pl. conidia -·ia (-ə)
a small asexual spore abstricted from the tip of a conidiophore in certain fungi
Etymology: ModL < Gr konis, dust (see incinerate) + -ium
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