syconid
/ˈsɪkənaɪd/Definitions
1. noun
A type of cell found in the testes of certain insects, particularly beetles.
“The study of the syconid cells in the beetle’s testes led to a significant breakthrough in the field of entomology.”
1. noun
A type of cell found in the testes of certain insects, particularly beetles.
“The study of the syconid cells in the beetle’s testes led to a significant breakthrough in the field of entomology.”