strobilation (strobil ash on)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 94
[ With reference to fructification, the form of Lycopod i tes Miller i renders it certain that it must have borne strob iles at the ends of its branchlets, or some substitute for these, and not naked spore-cases like those of Psilophyton. Dawson, Geol. Hist. of Plants, p. 101. 2. In zoöl., a strobila. Quain, Med. Dict., p. 1587. strobili fer ous IMG:content-2289.png:[graphic]
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