phaeospore

/fɪˈiːɒspɔr/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of asexual spore, especially one produced by fungi, that germinates directly into a new organism without undergoing a free-living stage.

“The study of fungal reproduction focused on the unique characteristics of phaeospores in various species.”

Synonyms

  • conidium
  • spore

Antonyms

  • gamete
  • zygote