ap·pres·so·ri·um 
(ăp′rə-sôrē-əm)
(ăp′rə-sôrē-əm)n. pl. ap·pres·so·ri·a (-sôrē-ə)
The flattened tip of a hypha in various species of parasitic fungi, from which a filament emerges that penetrates the host's tissues.
[New Latin appressōrium, from Latin appressus, past participle of apprimere, to press down; see APPRESSED.]
- thyreophoran
- thyro-
- thyrocalcitonin
- thyroglobulin
- thyroid
- thyroidal
- thyroid-binding globulin
- thyroid cartilage
- thyroidectomy
- thyroid gland
- thyroid hormone
- thyroiditis
- thyroid-stimulating hormone
- thyrotoxicosis
- thyrotrophic
- thyrotrophin
- thyrotropic
- thyrotropin
- thyrotropin-releasing hormone
- thyroxin
- thyroxine
- thyroxine-binding globulin
- thyrse
- thyrsus
- thysanuran