Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Derived from or formed by plants.
from The Century Dictionary.
- Of or pertaining to phytogenesis; phytogenetic.
- Of plant or vegetable origin; specifically applied by A. W. Grabau to those rocks of which the materials are derived from plants, as coal.
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Formation of phytogenic aerosols and sedimentation a carbohydrate; b volatile organic carbon (acetic, propionic, or butyric acid; aldehydes; alcohols; ketones; ethers; etc.); c these bacteria can use several S-containing reduced compounds (S, S2 -, SO32 -, etc.) as an energy source Controls on nitrous oxide fluxes
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Using a modern matrix-encapsulation process, heat-sensitive phytogenic compounds such as essential oils are successfully 'trapped' and evenly distributed in a matrix-capsule.
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AUSTRIA - Besides unveiling the newest product in its phytogenic line, Biomin gears up for VIV Europe 2010 with two keynote lectures.
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This wide international reach provides an ideal platform for Biomin to introduce the newest product innovation in its growing line of quality phytogenic feed additives.
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With its strength in R&D and science-based solutions, BIOMIN carries one of the industry's foremost brands for acidifiers, probiotics and phytogenic feed additives.
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