| 释义 |
le·cid·ea
\lə̇ˈsidēə\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek lekid-, lekis, diminutive of lekos dish — more at balance
: a large genus (the type of the family Lecideaceae) of crustose lichens found on rocks and tree trunks and distinguished by the usually dark hypothecium
• le·cid·e·a·ceous \lə̇|sidē|āshəs\ adjective
• le·cid·e·i·form \lə̇ˈsidēəˌfȯrm\ adjective
• le·cid·e·ine \-ēə̇n\ adjective
• le·cid·i·oid \-ēˌȯid\ adjective |