- osmophile
- I. adjective
see osmophilic III. adjectivesee osmophilic II
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
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Osmophile — Organismen wachsen ähnlich wie Halophile (salzliebende) in Habitaten mit geringer Wasseraktivität. Den wachstumsbegrenzenden Faktor stellen hier hohe Zuckerkonzentrationen dar. Sie schützen sich vor dem hohen osmotischen Druck durch die Synthese… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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