Chrysomonadina
plural noun
Chrys·o·mon·a·di·na
-ˌmänəˈdīnə,
-ēnə
: an order of minute plastic often ameboid plantlike flagellates usually with yellow or brown chromatophores, solitary or forming palmella colonies, and commonly producing calcareous or siliceous skeletons that is treated by botanists as an order of the class Chrysophyceae see coccolithophoridae , silicoflagellata
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Chrysomonad-, Chrysomonas + -ina
- Spokanite
- spokans
- spoke
- spoke (about)
- spoke (for)
- spoke (of)
- spoke (to or with)
- spoke about
- spoke auger
- spoke for
- spoke of
- spoke one's mind
- spoke out
- spoke to or with
- spoke up
- spoked
- spokeless
- spoken
- spoken (for)
- spoken (to or with)
- spoken for
- spoken of
- spoken one's mind
- spoken out
- spoken to or with