syntrophism
syntrophism noun: syntrophy.
Noun
syntrophism (uncountable)
- syntrophy
- Even when biochemical and genetic information is not available, mutants with similar nutritional requirements can often be distinguished by syntrophism (mutual feeding).1950, Methods in Medical Research - Volume 3, page 17
- Syntrophism was demonstrated first in an ethanol oxidizing co-culture, as described in the introduction.2005, Peter Duerre, Handbook on Clostridia, page 776
Origin of syntrophism
From syn- + -trophism.
Questions about syntrophism
- What does syntrophism mean?
- Syntrophism means syntrophy.
- What part of speech is syntrophism?
- Syntrophism is a noun.
Words near syntrophism in the dictionary
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