Bot. lacking a definite, separable lid, as some spore cases
Origin of inoperculate
in- + operculateinoperculate
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inoperculate
adjective
Lacking an operculum.
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- in′o·per′cu·late
noun
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inoperculate - Medical Definition
adj.
Lacking an operculum.
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n.
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