As an adjective monoclinic

is having three unequal axes with two perpendicular and one oblique intersections.

As a noun zabuyelite is

the natural mineral form of lithium carbonate, forming colourless vitreous monoclinic crystals.

Alete is a related term of monolete.

As adjectives the difference between monolete and alete

is that monolete is having a single line indicating the splitting axis while alete is forming single spores or pollen grains, and therefore lacking laesurae.

Bilete is a related term of alete.

As adjectives the difference between bilete and alete

is that bilete is (botany|of a spore) having two lines indicating the splitting axes while alete is (palynology) forming single spores or pollen grains, and therefore lacking laesurae.

Alete is a related term of trilete.

As adjectives the difference between trilete and alete

is that trilete is having three lines indicating the splitting axes while alete is forming single spores or pollen grains, and therefore lacking laesurae.

Aletes is likely misspelled.

Aletes has no English definition.

As an adjective alete is

forming single spores or pollen grains, and therefore lacking laesurae.

Aletic is a see also of alete.

As adjectives the difference between aletic and alete

is that aletic is while alete is (palynology) forming single spores or pollen grains, and therefore lacking laesurae.

As nouns the difference between palynology and actuopalynology

is that palynology is the scientific study of spores, pollen and particulate organic matter in rocks while actuopalynology is the branch of palynology concerned with the study of modern-day pollens and spores, rather than with fossils.

Paleopalynology is a coordinate term of actuopalynology.

As nouns the difference between paleopalynology and actuopalynology

is that paleopalynology is the branch of palynology concerned with the study of ancient pollens and spores, rather than with those still extant while actuopalynology is the branch of palynology concerned with the study of modern-day pollens and spores, rather than with fossils.

Actuopalynological is a derived term of actuopalynology.

As a noun actuopalynology is

the branch of palynology concerned with the study of modern-day pollens and spores, rather than with fossils.

Actuopalynologist is a derived term of actuopalynology.

As a noun actuopalynology is

the branch of palynology concerned with the study of modern-day pollens and spores, rather than with fossils.