Definition of nidulant in English:

nidulant

adjective ˈnɪdjʊləntˈnɪdjʊlnt

Mycology Botany rare, historical

Especially of seeds or spores: dispersed throughout a pulpy or downy substance.

Origin

Late 18th century. From post-classical Latin nīdulant-, nīdulāns (J. Elmgren Termini Botanici 29), specifically use of present participle of classical Latin nīdulārī.

Definition of nidulant in US English:

nidulant

adjective

Mycology Botany rare, historical

Especially of seeds or spores: dispersed throughout a pulpy or downy substance.

Origin

Late 18th century. From post-classical Latin nīdulant-, nīdulāns (J. Elmgren Termini Botanici 29), specifically use of present participle of classical Latin nīdulārī.

单词	nidulant
释义	Definition of nidulant in English: nidulant adjective ˈnɪdjʊləntˈnɪdjʊlnt Mycology Botany rare, historical Especially of seeds or spores: dispersed throughout a pulpy or downy substance. Origin Late 18th century. From post-classical Latin nīdulant-, nīdulāns (J. Elmgren Termini Botanici 29), specifically use of present participle of classical Latin nīdulārī. Definition of nidulant in US English: nidulant adjective Mycology Botany rare, historical Especially of seeds or spores: dispersed throughout a pulpy or downy substance. Origin Late 18th century. From post-classical Latin nīdulant-, nīdulāns (J. Elmgren Termini Botanici 29), specifically use of present participle of classical Latin nīdulārī.
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