diplanetic
adjective
di·pla·net·ic
¦dīplə¦netik
of a fungus
: having two swarming periods each with a different form of zoospore and separated by an encysted stage (as in the Saprolegniales) compare monoplanetic
diplanetism noun
dīˈplanəˌtizəm
plural -s
Word History
Etymology
di- + Greek planētikos migratory, from planēt-, planēs wanderer (from planan to cause to wander, planasthai to wander) + -ikos -ic
- Neo-Latin
- neo-Malthusian
- neo-malthusianism
- neo-Melanesian
- neo-Mendelian
- neo-Mendelism
- neo-mercantilism
- neo-Nazi
- neo-nazism
- 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