energid

British  

/ ˈɛnədʒɪd /

noun

1. biology a nucleus and the cytoplasm associated with it in a syncytium

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Etymology

Origin of energid

C19: adapted from German, from _energy + _-id ¹

Example Sentences

Six presenting firms offer robotic and software systems to maximize yield and productivity including Energid Technologies that has developed a robotic citrus harvesting system that automatically finds and removes fruit at a lower cost than manual harvesting, and Vision Robotics that will use stereo vision-based robots to pick, prune and other tasks on specialty crops.

From Forbes