BLASTEMA

[blæs`tiːmə]

бластема

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blastema: translation

n.; pl. -temata [Gr. blastema, bud]

1. Undifferentiated cells that later develop into an organ or structure. a. The part of an organism that gives rise to a new organism, as in asexual reproduction. b. That which often gives rise to regeneration of a lost part or appendage; see anlage.

См. бластема.

blastema [blæsˊti:mə] n (pl -mas, -mata [-mətə])

биол. бласте́ма

blastema: translation

A group of cells in an organism that will develop into a new individual by asexual reproduction, or into an organized structure during regeneration.

1) росток; зародыш

2) слоевище лишайника

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• бластема

• слоевище лишайника