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cladodial

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clad⋅ode

  [klad-ohd]
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–noun Botany.
cladophyll.
Origin:
1865–70; < NL cladodium; see clad-, -ode 1 , -ium

Related forms:
cla⋅do⋅di⋅al, adjective
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clad·ode   (klād'ōd')   
n.  See cladophyll.

[New Latin cladōdium, from Late Greek kladōdēs, many-branched, from Greek klados, branch.]
cla·do'di·al (klə-dō'dē-əl) adj.
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