tentaculoidn.
/tɛnˈtakjʊlɔɪd/ Biology.
A tentaculiform process in some diatoms.
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1892 T. H. Buffham in Jrnl. Quekett Micr. Club July 28 From the extremities of the minor axis there are mammiform protuberances through which pass long processes of the same substance [investing periglœa]: these we might call tentaculoids.
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