Mikro
121microstrongyle — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: micr + strongyle : a microsclere having the form of a strongyle …
122microsymbiote — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: micr + symbiote : a microorganism living in symbiosis with a more advanced organism the microsymbiotes of many insects compare mycetocyte …
123microthelyphonida — ˌmīkrōˌthelēˈfänədə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from micr + Thelyphonus genus of whip scorpions + ida more at thelyphonidae : an order of Arachnida including minute arthropods with a whiplash at the tip of the abdomen …
124microthorax — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from micr + thorax : a membranous section in the neck region of an insect consisting of a number of small sclerites …
125microtylote — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: micr + tylote : a microsclere having the form of a tylote …
126microzoospore — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: micr + zoospore : a small zoospore compare macrozoospore * * * microzoospore see micro 1 …
127microbeam — ˈmīkrōˌˌ noun Etymology: micr + beam (I) : a beam of radiation of small cross section a focused laser microbeam a microbeam of electrons * * * microbeam see micro 1 …
128microcapsule — ¦mīkrōˌ noun Etymology: micr + capsule (I) : a tiny capsule containing material (as an adhesive or a medicine) that is released when the capsule is broken, melted, or dissolved …
