Английские слова, начинающиеся на phy

noun

A substance extracted from the green alga pleurococcus viridis, later identified as erythritol.

noun

In early use: a blue-green pigment (believed to be a combination of chlorophyll and phycocyan) present in blue-green and certain other algae. later: any photoconvertible pigment (phycocyanin, phycoerythrin, etc.) present in algae and cyanobacteria (blue-green algae).

noun

In early use: a blue-green pigment (believed to be a combination of chlorophyll and phycocyan) present in blue-green and certain other algae. later: any photoconvertible pigment (phycocyanin, phycoerythrin, etc.) present in algae and cyanobacteria (blue-green algae).

noun

Any of a group of blue photosynthetic pigments present in cyanobacteria.

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Aberystwyth researchers hypothesize that evolution has selected for low-histidine and trypotophan c…

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Any of a group of red photosynthetic pigments present in red algae and some cyanobacteria.

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Red algae are red because of the presence of the pigment phycoerythrin; this pigment reflects red l…

noun

The branch of botany concerned with seaweeds and other algae.

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Our allegiances are divided between protozoology, phycology, parasitology, mycology, protistology, …

noun

Any of the lower fungi, which typically form a non-septate mycelium.

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From one case they isolated many colonies of a phycomycete, basidiobolus, not hitherto known to inf…

noun

Any of the lower fungi, which typically form a non-septate mycelium.

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From one case they isolated many colonies of a phycomycete, basidiobolus, not hitherto known to inf…

adjective

Of or relating to the former class phycomycetes of lower fungi; of the nature of a phycomycete.

noun

A principal taxonomic category that ranks above class and below kingdom, equivalent to the division in botany.

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The superphylum deuterostomia contains the diverse phyla chordata and echinodermata and the minor p…

adjective

Adorned with or wearing a phylactery.

noun

A small leather box containing hebrew texts on vellum, worn by jewish men at morning prayer as a reminder to keep the law.

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Although not usually religious he grasped the jewish artefacts, his phylacteries, in his jacket poc…

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A small leather box containing hebrew texts on vellum, worn by jewish men at morning prayer as a reminder to keep the law.

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Although not usually religious he grasped the jewish artefacts, his phylacteries, in his jacket poc…

noun

A medicinal substance or remedy that protects from disease, toxicity, or infection.

adjective

Serving to protect, especially immunologically, against infection, disease, etc.

noun

A receptacle in certain hydrozoans protecting the gonothecae.

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A receptacle in certain hydrozoans protecting the gonothecae.

adjective

Of or relating to the class phylactolaemata of freshwater bryozoans, characterized by the presence of an epistome overhanging the mouth.

noun

In ancient greece: the ruler or leader of a phyle. also more generally: a tribal or clan chief.

adjective

Of or relating to phylarchs, tribal government, or the rule of great families.

noun

The office or jurisdiction of a phylarch; the system of government or administration by phylarchs.

noun

The immunological protection of the body against infection.

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The immunological protection of the body against infection.

noun

Any of various social groups or political divisions within a community, based on or sustained by ties of kinship; a tribe, a clan; especially a major political division in attica created by the reforms of cleisthenes (507 b.c.) and having various administrative, military, and social functions.

adjective

Relating to or denoting the evolutionary development of a species or other group.

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Phyletic gradualism

noun

An excessive emphasis on the principle of nationalism in the organization of church affairs; a policy which attaches greater importance to ethnic identity than to bonds of faith and worship; (originally) specifically the claim of the bulgarian church to jurisdiction over bulgarian nationals in all parts of the world.