💡 Words with a Similar Meaning to "Phytodiagnostics"
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| phytoforensicsnoun | The analysis of plants in order to gather information of the pollutants they have been exposed to. |
| phytometricsnoun | (ecology) The study of methods for uniquely recognizing or predicting physiological processes in plants based upon one or more intrinsic physical or behavioral traits |
| phytometrynoun | The measurement of physiological responses of plants. |
| phenometrynoun | (biology) The measurement of plants and their growth. |
| phytobacteriologynoun | bacteriology of the phytobacteria |
| pathomicsnoun | pathological genomics |
| biodiagnosisnoun | biochemical diagnosis |
| biodiagnosticsnoun | (medicine) biochemical diagnostics |
| phytotronicsnoun | The study of plants under controlled environmental conditions in order to determine the effects of one or more environmental parameters. |
| phytoclimatologynoun | plant climatology |
| pathogenomicsnoun | (genetics, pathology) genomic research on pathogenic microorganisms |
| phytotechnologynoun | Any biotechnology that uses plants. |
| herbogenomicsnoun | (botany, genetics) The botanogenomics of medicinal herbs |
| spectranomicsnoun | spectroscopic taxonomy and botany |
| phytobiologynoun | The branch of biology that involves plants. |
| phytobacteriologistnoun | A bacteriologist whose speciality is the phytobacteria |
| phytopathogenicitynoun | The condition of being phytopathogenic |
| phytophenomenologynoun | The interdisciplinary study of plant intelligence, drawing on phenomenology, botany and population ecology. |
| zoopharmacologynoun | The observation of how animals use plants, in order to locate possible bioactive compounds of medical value. |
| phytomarkernoun | (biochemistry) Any compound that is present in only one species of plant and whose presence serves to identify it |
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