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‖ cyˈstidium Bot.
Pl. -ia.
[mod.L., repr. Gr. type *κυστίδιον, dim. of κύστις bladder: in mod.F. cystidion: sometimes anglicized cystide.]
1. Link's name for a 1-celled, indehiscent, superior, membranous, apocarpous fruit; = utriculus.
2. One of the projecting cells originating among the basidia of hymenomycetous fungi, and supposed to be sterile basidia.
1858Carpenter Veg. Phys. §778 These..cystidia have been supposed to have the nature of antheridia; but this is uncertain. 1881Gard. Chron. No. 403. 369 Cystidia are distinctly hyaline and glutinous bodies. |