hydathode
hy·da·thode
noun \ˈhī-də-ˌthōd\Definition of HYDATHODE
: a specialized pore on the leaves of higher plants that functions in the exudation of water
Origin of HYDATHODE
International Scientific Vocabulary, from Greek hydat-, hydōr water + hodos road
First Known Use: 1895
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