Rhizodiniales
plural noun
Rhi·zo·din·i·a·les
ˌrīzōˌdinēˈā(ˌ)lēz
: an order of colorless marine algae (class Dinophyceae) having the vegetative cells naked and amoeboid
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, probably from rhiz- + dini- (from Greek deinos terrible) + -ales
- macrotisses
- macrotous
- macrotrichia
- macrotrichium
- macrotuses
- macrotusses
- macrotylomae
- macrotylomas
- macrotylomata
- Macroura
- macrouridaes
- macrozamia
- macrozamiae
- macrozamias
- macrozoarceses
- macrozoarcesses
- macrozoospore
- Macrura
- macrural
- microspore
- microspores
- microsporidians
- Microsporidiida
- microsporocyte
- microsporocytes