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syn·er·gid
(sĭ-nûr′jĭd, sĭn′ər-)n.
One of two small cells lying near the egg in the mature embryo sac of a flowering plant.
[New Latin synergida, from Greek sunergos, working together; see synergism.]
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synergid
(ˈsɪnədʒɪd)n
(Botany) botany one of two nucleated cells (in an embryo sac) cooperating in the development of the embryo
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synergide