coccidium 的定义
plural coc·cid·i·a [kok-sid-ee-uh]. /kɒkˈsɪd i ə/. Microbiology.
- any sporozoan of the order Coccidia, often parasitic in the digestive tracts of certain animals and a cause of coccidiosis.
更多coccidium例句
- Infection by Coccidium oviforme is very common, without however presenting any symptoms by which the infection may be recognised.
- The generic name Coccidium was introduced by R. Leuckart in 1879, for the parasite of the rabbit.
- In one case (Coccidium mitrarium), the oocyst itself, instead of being spherical, is curiously shaped like a mitre.
- The spores are generally situated in distinct hollow conceptacles (favellæ, ceramidium, coccidium).