| AEROPLANKTONS | • AEROPLANKTON n. minute organisms carried in the air. |
| BLEPHAROPLAST | • blepharoplast n. A basal body. • BLEPHAROPLAST n. a basal body esp. of a flagellated cell. |
| CHLOROPLASTAL | • chloroplastal adj. Relating to a chloroplast. • CHLOROPLASTAL adj. of or like a chloroplast, also CHLOROPLASTIC. |
| CHLOROPLASTIC | • chloroplastic adj. Of or pertaining to a chloroplast. • chloroplastic adj. Containing chloroplasts. • CHLOROPLASTIC adj. of or like a chloroplast, also CHLOROPLASTAL. |
| DEUTEROPLASMS | • DEUTEROPLASM n. the food material, such as yolk or fat, within an egg or cell. |
| ELECTROPLATED | • electroplated v. Simple past tense and past participle of electroplate. • electroplated adj. Having a thin electrochemical layer of metal deposited on its surface. • ELECTROPLATE v. to plate with an adherent continuous coating by electrodeposition. |
| ELECTROPLATER | • electroplater n. Someone who uses electroplating techniques to apply a thin layer of metal on the surface of another metal. • ELECTROPLATER n. one who electroplates. |
| ELECTROPLATES | • electroplates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of electroplate. • electroplates n. Plural of electroplate. • ELECTROPLATE v. to plate with an adherent continuous coating by electrodeposition. |
| HETEROPLASIAS | • HETEROPLASIA n. the development of abnormal tissue or tissue in an abnormal place. |
| HETEROPLASTIC | • heteroplastic adj. (Pathology) Of, or relating to heteroplasm. • heteroplastic adj. (Surgery) Of a graft between individuals of different species. • heteroplastic adj. (Botany) Of cells possessing plastids from two or more parent cells or organisms. |
| MEROPLANKTONS | • meroplanktons n. Plural of meroplankton. • MEROPLANKTON n. plankton consisting of certain larvae that do not spend all their life as plankton. |
| MICROPLANKTON | • microplankton n. Microscopic zooplankton. • MICROPLANKTON n. very small plankton. |
| MICROPLASTICS | • microplastics n. Plural of microplastic. • MICROPLASTIC n. very small particles of plastic debris persisting as waste material in the environment following the breakdown of rubbish. |