| 释义 |
gli·o·cla·di·um
\ˌglīōˈklādēəm\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from gli- + -cladium (from Greek klados branch) — more at gladiator
: a genus of molds resembling those of the genus Penicillium but with the conidia of a spore head becoming surrounded by a slimy deposit that binds them into a rounded mass |