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organomineral

organomineral adjective: composed of both organic and mineral components.

Adjective

organomineral (not comparable)

  1. Composed of both organic and mineral components
    • Soil aggregates, which are the secondary organomineral complexes of soil, are important for the physical protection of SOM. Thus, changes in soil aggregates may be used to characterize the impacts of management strategies on soil quality, including soil porosity, aeration, water retention, and...2016 January 12, “Dynamics of Soil Organic Carbon and Aggregate Stability with Grazing Exclusion in the Inner Mongolian Grasslands”, in PLOS ONE, →DOI

Noun

organomineral (plural organominerals)

  1. Any such product

Forms of organomineral

pluralorganominerals

Origin of organomineral

From organo- + mineral.

Questions about organomineral

What does organomineral mean?
Organomineral means composed of both organic and mineral components.
What part of speech is organomineral?
Organomineral can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near organomineral in the dictionary

  1. organometallic compounds
  2. organometallics
  3. organometalloid
  4. organometalloidal
  5. organometals
  6. organomineral
  7. organomineralization
  8. organominerals
  9. organomodified
  10. organomolybdenum
  11. organomontmorillonite

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