Usually means: Neural control of muscle spindles.
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▸ adjective:  (anatomy) Describing motoneurons that innervate intrafusal fibres

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motoneuronal, motorneuronal, annulospiral, neurofascial, premotoneuronal, neuromyic, corticofugal, nervimuscular, monoinnervated, excitomotor, more...

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fusimotor fibers, fusimotor nerves, fusimotor n's, fusimotor ns, more...

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motoneuronal, motorneuronal, annulospiral, neurofascial, premotoneuronal, neuromyic, corticofugal, nervimuscular, monoinnervated, excitomotor, more...

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