| aleurioconidium | A conidium developed from the blown out end of conidiogenous cells or hyphal branches, and released by rupture below the base of attachment. Synonym: aleuriospore. Origin: G. Aleuron, flour, + conidium (05 Mar 2000) |
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| aleurioconidium |
a terminal conidium, often thick-walled and pigmented, but sometimes thin-walled and hyaline, developed at the end of a conidiogenous cell or hypha, and from which it is not shed or shed only with difficulty; aleuriospore.
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