Actinonema
noun
Ac·ti·no·ne·ma
ˌak-tə-(ˌ)nō-ˈnē-mə
: a form genus of imperfect fungi (order Melanconiales) having hyaline 2-celled spores
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from actin- + -nema
First Known Use
1883, in the meaning defined above
- neo-pagan
- neo-paganism
- neo-pagans
- Neo-Phrygian
- neo-Punic
- neo-Pythagorean
- neo-Pythagoreanism
- neo-Sanskrit
- neo-sanskritic
- neo-scho
- neo-scholasticism
- neo-Sogdian
- neo-Sumerian
- neo-Syriac
- neo-Thomism
- neo-Thomist
- neo-thomistic
- neoabietic acid
- neoadjuvant
- neoanthropic
- Neoanthropinae
- neoanthropine
- Neoaplectana
- neoarsphenamines
- Neobalaena