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Tegmen
is always a great word to know.
So is alternation of generations. Does it mean:
| variation in an organism's life cycle of dissimilar reproductive forms |
| organism that has a nucleus containing genetic material |
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tegmen teg·men (těg'mən)
n. pl. teg·mi·na (-mə-nə)
A covering or an integument of a part. Also called tegmentum.
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Science Dictionary
tegmen  (těg'mən) Pronunciation Key
A covering or integument, such as the tough leathery forewing of certain insects or the inner coat of a seed. |
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