What is another word for antheridiophore?
Pronunciation: [ˈanθəɹˌɪdɪˌɒfɔː] (IPA) 
Antheridiophore is a specialized term used in botany to refer to the reproductive structure of certain ferns and algae. While this term is specific to these groups, there are other synonyms that can be used to describe similar reproductive structures in other plants and fungi. Some synonyms for antheridiophore include sporangiophore, which is used to describe the structure that bears sporangia in certain fungi and mosses, and strobilus, which refers to cone-like structures in certain conifers and other gymnosperms. Additional synonyms can include gametangiophore, which is used to describe the structures that bear gametangia in certain algae and fungi, and thallus, which is used to refer to the body of certain non-vascular plants such as liverworts or lichens.
