anthodium
noun
an·tho·di·um
anˈthōdēəm
plural anthodia
-dēə
1
: the capitulum in plants of the family Compositae, the involucre simulating a calyx and the rays when present resembling petals
2
: the involucre in the Compositae
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek anthōdēs flowerlike (from anth- anth- entry 1 + -eidēs -oid) + New Latin -ium
- terminal company
- terminal cutting
- terminal figure
- terminal filament
- terminal juncture
- terminal leave
- terminal market
- terminal moraine
- terminal parenchyma
- terminal pedestal
- terminal reserve
- terminal sclereid
- terminal shoe
- terminal side
- terminal sinus
- terminal statue
- terminal switching
- terminal velocity
- terminal voltage
- terminalia
- Terminaliaceae
- terminalization
- terminally
- terminally ill
- terminals