Aeciospore

Pronunciation: /eɪ.si.oʊ.spɔːr/

Definitions of aeciospore

noun a reproductive spore produced by certain rust fungi

Example Sentences

A1 An aeciospore is a type of fungal spore.

A2 Aeciospores are released from rust fungi and can spread to other plants.

B1 Farmers need to be aware of aeciospores to prevent crop damage.

B2 Researchers are studying the dispersal patterns of aeciospores in different environments.

C1 The genetic makeup of aeciospores can vary depending on the host plant.

C2 Aeciospores play a crucial role in the life cycle of certain plant pathogens.

Examples of aeciospore in a Sentence

formal The aeciospores are produced in specialized structures called aecia on the alternate host plant.

informal The aeciospores are like tiny seeds that spread the disease to other plants.

slang Those aeciospores are like little troublemakers causing havoc in the garden.

figurative The aeciospores are like messengers spreading disease wherever they go.

Grammatical Forms of aeciospore

• plural: aeciospores
• comparative: more aeciospore
• superlative: most aeciospore
• present tense: aeciospore
• future tense: will aeciospore
• perfect tense: has aeciospored
• continuous tense: is aeciosporeing
• singular: aeciospore
• positive degree: aeciospore
• infinitive: to aeciospore
• gerund: aeciosporing
• participle: aeciospored

Origin and Evolution of aeciospore

First Known Use: 1880 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'aeciospore' originated from the field of mycology, specifically as a term used to describe a type of spore produced by certain rust fungi.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in scientific literature to refer to a specific type of spore, the term 'aeciospore' has remained consistent in its meaning within the context of mycology.