thecium

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Etymology

From New Latin thēcium, from Ancient Greek θήκιον (thḗkion), diminutive of θήκη (thḗkē, “sheath”).

Noun

thecium (plural thecia)

  1. (mycology, dated) The hymenium
    • 1952, Frederick Lyle Wynd, The Fungi‎[1], translation of original by Ernst Albert Gäumann, page 218:
      The hymenium, or thecium, is generated endogenously within the hyphal layer.
  2. (mycology, dated) The internal hyphal layers of an apothecium

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