biont
81hidrobiont — hidrobìont m <G mn nāta> DEFINICIJA biol. onaj koji živi u vodi (o životinji i biljci) ETIMOLOGIJA hidro + biont …
82halobionti — halobìonti m mn <N halobìont> DEFINICIJA biol. sve biljne i životinjske vrste koje žive na slanim ili poluslanim staništima; halobij, halobios ETIMOLOGIJA halo + biont (i) …
83symbiont — sym•bi•ont [[t]ˈsɪm biˌɒnt, baɪ [/t]] n. ecl an organism living in a state of symbiosis • Etymology: 1885–90; < Gk symbiont , s. of symbiṓn, prp. of symbioûn to live together; see symbiosis, biont sym bi•on′tic, adj …
84epibiont — /ɛpiˈbaɪɒnt/ (say epee buyont) noun an organism which attaches itself to another organism without impacting on the host organism, such as lichens on trees, barnacles on turtle shells, etc. {epi + (sym)biont} …
85бионт — Отдельный организм, приспособленный к обитанию в конкретной среде: термин Б. часто используют в словосочетаниях гидробионт, сапробионт и т.п. [Арефьев В.А., Лисовенко Л.А. Англо русский толковый словарь генетических терминов 1995 407с.] Тематики… …
86animate thing — noun a living (or once living) entity • Syn: ↑living thing • Members of this Topic: ↑young, ↑immature, ↑viability • Hypernyms: ↑whole, ↑unit …
87living thing — noun a living (or once living) entity (Freq. 1) • Syn: ↑animate thing • Members of this Topic: ↑young, ↑immature, ↑viability • Hypernyms: ↑whole, ↑ …
88anaerobiont — bēˌänt, |anəˌrōˈbīˌä , |aˌna(a)rōˈbīˌä noun ( s) Etymology: blend of anaerobe and biont : anaerobe …
89epibiont — ˌepə̇ˈbīˌänt, ˌepēˈ noun ( s) Etymology: epi + biont : an organism that lives on the body surface of another …
90geobiont — |jēō|bīˌänt, jēˈōbēˌ noun Etymology: ge + biont : an organism inhabiting the soil …
