monospore
/mɒnˈɒsproʊr/Definitions
1. noun
A spore produced by a monopodium, often used to describe a type of fungal spore.
“The scientist studied the unique monospores of the newly discovered fungus.”
2. noun
A single spore or seed, especially one that develops into a single plant or organism.
“The small garden contained a single monospore that had grown into a beautiful flower.”