caulome
1Caulome — Cau lome, n. [Gr. kalo s stem + ome as in rhizome.] (Bot.) A stem structure or stem axis of a plant, viewed as a whole. {Cau*lom ic}, a. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] || …
2caulome — n. [Gr. kaulos, stem] (CNIDARIA: Hydrozoa) An erect stem or stalk of a solitary polyp …
3caulome — cau·lome …
4caulome — …
5Caulomic — Caulome Cau lome, n. [Gr. kalo s stem + ome as in rhizome.] (Bot.) A stem structure or stem axis of a plant, viewed as a whole. {Cau*lom ic}, a. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] || …
6-ome — suffix forming nouns denoting objects or parts of a specified nature (rhizome; trichome). Etymology: var. of OMA * * * ˌōm noun suffix ( s) Etymology: New Latin omat , oma, from Latin omat , oma oma …
7cauline — a. Botany, growing on stem. ♦ cauliform, a. like a stem. ♦ cauligenous, a. borne on stem. ♦ caulescent, a. with aerial stem. ♦ caulome, n. stem structure of plant. ♦ caulotaxy, n. disposition of branches on stem …
8caul- — combining form or cauli or caulo Etymology: cauli from Latin caulis; caul , caulo from New Latin, from Gk. kaul , kaulo , from kaulos more at hole …
9caulomic — adjective see caulome …
