Definition of sterigma in English:

sterigma

nounPlural sterigmata stəˈrɪɡməstəˈriɡmə

Botany

(in some fungi) a spore-bearing projection from a cell.
〔植〕（某些真菌的）孢子小梗，小柄
Example sentencesExamples
- There are usually four sterigmata (and four spores) to a basidium.
- From the vesicle forms a layer of primary sterigmata called metulae.
- Wild-type conidiophores are radially symmetrical and consist of a stalk with a single vesicle from which multiple primary sterigmata bud.

Origin

Mid 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek stērigma 'a support', from stērizein 'to support'.

Definition of sterigma in US English:

sterigma

nounstəˈriɡmə

Botany

(in some fungi) a spore-bearing projection from a cell.
〔植〕（某些真菌的）孢子小梗，小柄
Example sentencesExamples
- Wild-type conidiophores are radially symmetrical and consist of a stalk with a single vesicle from which multiple primary sterigmata bud.
- From the vesicle forms a layer of primary sterigmata called metulae.
- There are usually four sterigmata (and four spores) to a basidium.

Origin

Mid 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek stērigma ‘a support’, from stērizein ‘to support’.

单词	sterigma
释义	Definition of sterigma in English: sterigma nounPlural sterigmata stəˈrɪɡməstəˈriɡmə Botany (in some fungi) a spore-bearing projection from a cell. 〔植〕（某些真菌的）孢子小梗，小柄 Example sentencesExamples There are usually four sterigmata (and four spores) to a basidium. From the vesicle forms a layer of primary sterigmata called metulae. Wild-type conidiophores are radially symmetrical and consist of a stalk with a single vesicle from which multiple primary sterigmata bud. Origin Mid 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek stērigma 'a support', from stērizein 'to support'. Definition of sterigma in US English: sterigma nounstəˈriɡmə Botany (in some fungi) a spore-bearing projection from a cell. 〔植〕（某些真菌的）孢子小梗，小柄 Example sentencesExamples Wild-type conidiophores are radially symmetrical and consist of a stalk with a single vesicle from which multiple primary sterigmata bud. From the vesicle forms a layer of primary sterigmata called metulae. There are usually four sterigmata (and four spores) to a basidium. Origin Mid 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek stērigma ‘a support’, from stērizein ‘to support’.
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