aecidiosporen.
/iːˈsɪdɪə(ʊ)spɔː/, U.S. /iˈsɪdiəˌspɔr/ Mycology.
A spore formed in an aecidium; an aeciospore.
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capsule1693
perithecium1800
aecidium1821
hymenium1830
pseudoperidium1832
pseudoperithecium1832
disc1842
trichidium1842
spicule1843
sporophore1849
stylospore1851
pycnide1856
cyst1857
pycnidium1857
basidium1858
cystidium1858
basidiospore1859
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pollinarium1861
gonosphere1865
hymenophorum1866
spicula1866
teleutospore1866
promycelium1867
gonosphaerium1873
hymenophore1874
paracyst1874
sterigma1874
pollinodium1875
scolecite1875
uredospore1875
metuloid1879
operculum1879
uredo1879
aecidiospore1880
pycnidiospore1880
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chlamydospore1884
teleutosorus1884
fruitcake1885
ascocarp1887
periplasm1887
pycnospore1887
pyrenocarp1887
macrostylospore1894
autobasidium1895
oidium1895
zygophore1904
aeciospore1905
aecium1905
pycniospore1905
teliospore1905
telium1905
uredinium1905
uredosorus1905
fruit-body1912
sporodochium1913
probasidium1916
fruiting body1918
pycnium1926
holobasidium1928
protoperithecium1937
uredium1937
1880 S. H. Vines tr. K. Prantl Elem. Text-bk. Bot. iv. 131 The mycelium developed from the æcidio-spores produces uredospores.
1922 Nature 8 Apr. 462/2 Its recurrence is explained only through fresh infection by æcidiospores produced on Barberry.
1973 R. G. Krueger et al. Introd. Microbiol. iii. 96/1 The primary mycelium develops on the ‘alternate’ host..and forms dikaryotic spores (aeciospores).
2002 Weed Sci. 50 789/1 Aecidiospores of P. lagenophorae were settled onto the slides using a settling tower.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2011; most recently modified version published online December 2021).
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