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synnema
[si-
nee
-m
uh
]
/sɪˈni mə/
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noun
,
plural
synnemata
[si-
nee
-m
uh
-t
uh
]
/sɪˈni mə tə/
(
Show IPA
).
Mycology.
1.
a spore-bearing structure having very compact conidiophores.
Origin of
synnema
Expand
<
New Latin,
equivalent to
syn-
syn-
+
Greek
nêma
thread
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