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Plural of saccharomyces

irregular plural

The plural of saccharomyces is saccharomyces, the same as the singular.

Forms of saccharomyces

Singular	saccharomyces
Plural	saccharomyces
Countable	countable

Meaning of saccharomyces

noun Any of many single-celled fungi of the genus Saccharomyces, which lack a true mycelium; especially the yeasts.

Full definition of saccharomyces

Plural the same as the singular

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deer (deer)
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species (species)
offspring (offspring)
salmon (salmon)
moose (moose)
bison (bison)
swine (swine)
trout (trout)

Questions about the plural of saccharomyces

What is the plural of saccharomyces?: The plural of saccharomyces is saccharomyces, the same as the singular.
Is saccharomyces countable?: Saccharomyces is a countable noun.

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Last updated: 2026-09-02

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