SYNEDRA


Meaning of SYNEDRA in English

sə̇ˈnēdrə, sə̇ˈned-, ˈsinəd- noun

Usage: capitalized

Etymology: New Latin, from Greek synedros sitting together, from syn- + -edros (from hedra seat) — more at sit

: a large genus related to Fragilaria and comprising elongated linear or commonly needle-shaped solitary or loosely colonial diatoms that may cause earthy odors in water supplies

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