| 释义 |
phleb·oe·de·sis
\ˌflebēˈdēsə̇s\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: New Latin, from phleb- + Greek oidēsis swelling
: the condition of having the terminal parts of the vascular system so expanded as to largely obliterate the coelom which is replaced by a hemocoel (as in arthropods and mollusks) |