plasmogamy
/plazˈmɒɡəmi/Biology
noun
The fusion of the cytoplasm of two or more cells, specifically without fusion of the nuclei.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Edward Minchin (1866–1915). From plasmo- + -gamy. Compare German Plasmogamie.
- pseudosphere
- pseudospherical
- pseudospiracle
- pseudosporangium
- pseudospore
- pseudo-squeeze
- pseudostalactitic
- pseudo-statement
- pseudostem
- pseudostereoscopic
- pseudostigma
- pseudostigmatic
- Pseudostoma
- pseudostome
- pseudostratification
- pseudostratified
- pseudostratum
- pseudosuchian
- pseudosymmetry
- pseudosyphilitic
- pseudotachylite
- pseudotachylitic
- pseudotachylyte
- pseudotachylytic
- pseudotetragonal