Go nor ono plasm

(gon'-o-plazm), in biology, that portion of the to plasm of the male fertilizing element in certain cryptogams that penetrates and fertilizes the oosphere. ronopod gon/-o-pod. In biology, one of the specialized abdominal feet of certain male crustaceans, functionating as auxiliary reproductive organs, ionopoiesis. See Gonepoiesis . onopoietic. In biology, productive of reproductive elements, as ova or spermatozoa, anorrhea (gon-or-e/-ah). Etymologically, an involuntary discharge; of semen, but generally applied to a specific infectious inflammation of the mucous membrane of the urethra and adjacent cavities. The gonococcus of Nei er is believed to be the specific microbe of gonorrhea. It is i diplococcus, found in clumps of from io to 20, "ounded by a mucous envelop. G. balani, affects he glans penis. G., Bastard. See G, Mucous. G., Dry, a form una ociated with discharge. G., cous, the so-called abortive or slight superficial catarrh. The inflammation never runs high, and subsides in from seven to fourteen days. G. preputial is. See Balanitis . G. sicca. See G., Dry.