Correct spellings for PLINUCLEATE
- Binucleate Some fungal hyphae are binucleate, meaning they have two nuclei within a single cell.
- Uninucleate The unicellular organism was uninucleate, meaning it only had one nucleus.
If you're frequently mistyping "Plinucleate", worry not – we've got suggestions to help you spell it right! Consider "Polynucleate", which refers to cells with multiple nuclei. Another option is "Binucleate", referring to cells having two nuclei. Remember to double-check your spelling to convey the intended meaning accurately.
