chloragogen
adjective
chlor·a·go·gen
¦klōrə¦gōjən,
-ōgən
variants or chloragogue
ˈklōrəˌgäg
: of, relating to, or being certain cells that line the outer surface of the alimentary tract in earthworms and other annelids and are believed to function in excretion and waste storage
Word History
Etymology
chloragogen, from chlor- + Greek agōgos leading (from agein to lead) + English -en; chloragogue, from chlor- + Greek agōgos