micromere
/maɪˈkrɒmɪr/Definitions
1. noun
The smallest unit of a multicellular organism that is formed during embryonic development, such as a cell or group of cells in an animal or a cell in a plant.
“During embryonic development, the micromeres began to differentiate into different types of cells.”
2. noun
A small part or portion of something, especially a cell or group of cells in an organism.
“The micromere of the leaf was responsible for its unique texture and color.”