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in certain fungi, the branch of the mycelium that bears at its tip the phialospores.
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| phialospore |
a spore borne at the end of a phialide or a phialophore.
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a type of cervical orthosis that restricts anterior-posterior cervical motion to a great degree but allows some normal rotation and lateral bending.
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phosphine (def. 3).
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a person interested in medical science, particularly a medical student.
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| PHI | leaf miners |
| PHI | a specialist in philosophy |
| PHI | a wise person who is calm and rational |
| PHI | a hypothetical substance that the alchemists believed to be capable of changing base metals into gold |
| PHI | oxide of zinc |
| PHI | characterized by the attitude of a philosopher |
| PHI | characteristic of or imbued with the attitude of a philosopher or based on philosophy |
| PHI | of or relating to philosophy or philosophers |
| PHI | characterized by the attitude of a philosopher |
| PHI | characteristic of or imbued with the attitude of a philosopher or based on philosophy |
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