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hologonidium

[ hol-oh-guh-nid-ee-uhm, hoh-loh- ]
/ ˌhɒl oʊ gəˈnɪd i əm, ˌhoʊ loʊ- /
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noun, plural hol·o·go·nid·i·a [hol-oh-guh-nid-ee-uh, hoh-loh-]. /ˌhɒl oʊ gəˈnɪd i ə, ˌhoʊ loʊ-/. Botany, Mycology.
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Origin of hologonidium

From New Latin; see origin at holo-, gonidium
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