AECIUM

Англо-русский перевод AECIUM

эциальный, эций

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AECIUM — noun (plural aecia) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek aikia outrage, assault, from aikēs, aeikēs unseemly, from a- + -eikēs, from …
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AECIUM — ˈēs(h)ēəm noun ( plural ae·cia -ēə) Etymology: New Latin, irregular from Greek aikia torture, assault, from aikēs, aeikēs unseemly, shameful …
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AECIUM — — aecial , adj. /ee"see euhm, ee"shee-/ , n. , pl. aecia /ee"see euh, ee"shee euh/ . Mycol. the fruiting …
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AECIUM — noun ( plural ae·cia -shē-ə, -sē-) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek aikia outrage, assault, from aikēs, aeikēs unseemly, from a- …
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AECIUM — [ae.ci.um] n, pl -cia [NL, fr. Gk aikia outrage, assault, fr. aikes, aeikes unseemly, fr. a- + -eikes, fr. eikenai …
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AECIUM — эцидий
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AECIUM — эцидий
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AECIUM — эциальный, эций
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AECIUM — Pronunciation: ' ē -sh ē - ə m, ' ē -s ē - Function: noun Inflected Form: plural -cia \ …
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AECIOSPORE — noun Date: 1905 one of the spores arranged within an aecium in a series like a chain
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AECIAL — adjective see: aecium
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TELIUM — ˈtēlēəm noun ( plural te·lia -lēə) Etymology: New Latin, from tel- (II) + -ium : an aggregation of teliospores often …
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PERIDIUM — pəˈridēəm noun ( plural perid·ia -ēə ; also peridiums ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pēridion small leather bag, diminutive …
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CLUSTER CUP — noun : aecium
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CAEOMA — sēˈōmə, kī- noun Etymology: New Latin, irregular from Greek kaiein to burn; from its fiery red color — more at …
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AECIOSPORE — ˈēs(h)ēəˌspō(ə)r noun Etymology: New Latin aeci um + English -o- + spore : one of the spores in chainlike series …
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AECIDIUM — ēˈsidēəm noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek aikia + New Latin -idium 1. plural aecidia : aecium ; especially : …
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AECIDIAL — (ˈ)ē|sidēəl adjective Etymology: New Latin aecidi um + English -al : of or relating to an aecium
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AECIAL — ˈēsh(ē)əl, -sēəl adjective Etymology: New Latin aeci um + English -al : of or belonging to an aecium
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CLUSTER CUP — aecium. [ 1880-85 ]
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CAEOMA — /see oh"meuh/ , n. (in fungi) an aecium in which the spores are formed in chains and not enclosed in …
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AECIOSPORE — /ee"see euh spawr', -spohr', ee"shee-/ , n. Mycol. a spore borne by an aecium. [ 1875-80; AECI(UM) + -O- + …
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AECIDIUM — /ee sid"ee euhm/ , n. , pl. aecidia /ee sid"ee euh/ . Mycol. an aecium in which the spores are …
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AE — /ay/ , adj. Scot. one. [ ME (Scots) a-, OE an ONE; cf. A 1 ] the ash, an early …
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AECIAL — see aecium
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AECIOSPORE — noun Date: 1905 : one of the spores arranged within an aecium in a series like a chain
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AECIOSPORE — [ae.cio.spore] n (1905): one of the spores arranged within an aecium in a series like a chain
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ЭЦИДИЙ — 1) aecidium 2) aecium 3) мик. cluster cup
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ЭЦИЙ — aecium
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ЭЦИАЛЬНЫЙ — aecium
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