-trich

-trich
a combining form meaning "one having hair" of the kind or number specified by the initial element; often used to name a single member of a taxonomic group ending in -tricha: heterotrich; hypotrich.
[ < Gk -trichos haired, adj. deriv. of thríx (s. trich-) hair]

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