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aethalium
[ee-they-lee-uhm]
noun
plural
aethaliaa large, plump, pillow-shaped fruiting body of certain myxomycetes, formed by the aggregation of plasmodia into a single functional mass.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of aethalium1
Example Sentences
Aethalium a compound plasmodiocarp; the component sporangia branching and anastomosing in every direction, complicate and grown together; the walls of the sporangia a thin membrane, coated with minute, roundish granules of lime.
Aethalium with a thick fragile common cortex.
Aethalium very large, pulvinate, orbicular, elongated, or quite irregular, extremely friable, the surface tawny or ferruginous to ochraceous and whitish.
Aethalium 3–6 or sometimes many centimeters in extent and 1–2 cm. in thickness.
Aethalium naked, i. e., without a common cortex.
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