A type of spore or reproductive cell that develops within or is connected to blood or hemocytes in certain organisms.
From Greek 'enhaima' (in blood) and 'spora' (seed/spore). This is a scientific term combining the prefix 'en-' with Greek roots for blood and reproductive cells.
This is specialized biology jargon from the early 1900s—it describes certain parasitic spores that invade through the bloodstream of insects, making it a genuinely creepy word from the science of disease transmission.
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