hypomere
/haɪpəˈmɛri/Definitions
1. noun
In embryology, one of the segments or repeating units of a body that develops from an embryoblast.
“The biologist studied the hypomere development in the early stages of a tadpole’s growth.”
2. noun
In botany, a hypomere is a portion of the stem or root that lies between two leaf gaps.
“The researcher examined the structure of the plant’s hypomere to understand its growth patterns.”