கலைச்சொல் பேரகராதி,
தொகுதி 2,
உயிரியல்
(ஆங்கிலம் - தமிழ்)
அகராதி | பழமொழி | விடுகதை | நூல் | திரைப்படம் | இதழ்
| abaxial | abdomen |
| abdominal aorta | abduction |
| abductor muscle | aberrations |
| abiogenesis | ablactation |
| ablepsia | abnormal flower |
| abnormal plant | abnormalities |
| abomasum | aboral zone |
| aborticide | abortifacient |
| abortion | abortive |
| abortive transduction | abortus |
| abrasion | abscess |
| abscission | absolute |
| absolute configuration | absolute humidity |
| absorbance | absorbifacient |
| absorbing surface | absorption |
| absorption spectrum | absorptive ability |
| absorptivity | abstract |
| abulomania | abundance controls |
| abyss | acardia |
| acaricide | acarid |
| acaroid | acaroid resin |
| acarology | acceleration |
| accelerational force | accelerator |
| acceptors | accessory bud |
| accessory cell | accessory heart |
| accessory nerve | accessory organs |
| accessory pigments | accipitrine |
| acclimation | acclimation rate |
| accouchment | accrescent |
| accrescent calyx | accresent |
| accumulation | accumulator species |
| acellular | acentric chromatid |
| acentric chromosomes | acervulus |
| acetabulum | acetal bonds |
| achene | achilless tendon |
| achlamydeous | achromatic |
| acid deposition | acid drainage |
| acid indigestion | acid rain |
| acid-fast bacteria | acid-fast stain |
| acidemia | acidic dye |
| acidic soil | acidification |
| acidity | acidophil cell |
| acidopholic | acidosis |
| acinus | acne |
| acoelomate | acoustic |
| acoustic emissions | acoustical materials |
| acoustico facialis nerve | acquatic saprophytes |
| acquired | acquired immunity |
| acquired immunodeficiency diseases | acridology |
| acrimonious | acrocentric |
| acrodont | acrodont dentition |
| acromegaly | acromion process |
| acropathy | acropetal |
| acropetal succession | acropetally |
| acrosomal granule | acrospire |
| actin filament | actin-binding protein |
| actinomorphy | actinomycin D resistance |
| actinostele | action potential |
| action spectra | activated carriers |
| activated methyl cycle | activated sludge method |
| activating enzymes | activation |
| activation energy | activation of enzyme |
| activator protein | activators |
| active acquired immunity | active discharge |
| active immunity | active immunization |
| active site | active solar techniques |
| active transport | acupuncture |
| acute | acute abdomeninal pain |
| acute illness | acute infections |
| acute inflammation | acute toxicity |
| acyclic | acyl carrier protein |
| adactylous | adams apple |
| adansonian taxonomy | adaptable |
| adaptation | adaptive immunity |
| adaptive mutation | adaptive radiation |
| adaxial | addition |
| addition mutation | additive alleles |
| additive effect | additive variance |
| adenalgia | adenine |
| adenine nucleotide carrier | adenosine deaminase deficiency |
| adentive embryo initial cells | adephagia |
| adhere | adherence |
| adhesion | adhesive force |
| adhesive organ | adipose |
| adipose cell | adipose tissue |
| adjuvants | adnation |
| adolescence | adoptive immunotherapy |
| adoxa type | adrenal |
| adrenal cortex | adrenal gland |
| adrenal medulla | adsorption |
| adult animal | adult bird |
| adult worm | advanced (tertiary) treatment |
| adventitious buds | adventitious roots |
| adventitive embryo | adventive embryony |
| aeluropodous | aeration |
| aerenchyma tissue | aereole |
| aerial root | aeriferous |
| aerobes | aerobic phase |
| aerobic respiration | aerophagia |
| aerosol spray | aesthenopia |
| aesthetic value | aestivation |
| aethalia | afferent |
| afferent | afferent arota |
| afferent branchial vessel | afferent glomerular artery |
| afferent nerve | afferent sensory neurons |
| affinity | affinity chromatography |
| affinity labeling | aflatoxin |
| aflatoxin food poisoning | aflatoxins food spoilage |
| aflatoxins food-borne intoxication | african sleeping sickness |
| after shalft | agamospermy |
| agar | agarose gel electrophoresis |
| age profiles | age structures |
| agenda | agenesis |
| ageotropic growth | agglutinated shell |
| agglutinated tube | agglutination |
| agglutinins | aggregate fruit |
| aggregation | aggregation hormone |
| aging | aglossia |
| agnail | agriculture |
| agriculture revolution | agrology |
| agronomy | agrostology |
| agrosulocyte | air bladder |
| air chamber | air pollution |
| air pollution control act (1955) | air pore |
| air quality act (1967) | air quality standard |
| air sacs | air space |
| air-borne allergen | air-borne disease |
| air-borne toxics | airway hyperresponsiveness |
| akinate | alar pseudofossulae |
| alar septa | alar spuria |
| albatross | albino |
| albino plants | albirusion |
| albumen | albumen gland |
| albumen sac | albuminous seed |
| alburnum | alcohol |
| alcohol fermentation | alcohol permeability |
| alcoholic beverage | alcoholism |
| aldolase | aldosterone |
| alecithal eggs | aleppo galls |
| aleurone | aleurone grains |
| aleurone tissue | alga |
| algal bed | algal bloom |
| algal eutrophication | algin |
| algivorous | alienist |
| aliferous | aliform confluent |
| aliform parenchyma | alimentary canal |
| alimentary tract | alimentary tract bacterial diseases |
| alimentary tract diseases | alimentary tract fungal diseases |
| alimentotherapy | alkali soil |
| alkaline | alkaline phosphatase |
| alkalinity | allantoic acid |
| allantoic artery | allantoic blood |
| allantoic fluid | allantoic stock |
| allantoic vein | allantois |
| allele | allelomorph |
| allenuation | allergen |
| allergenic food | allergic disease |
| allergic rhinitis | allergic shock |
| allergy | alloantigen recognition |
| allogamy | allograft |
| alloimmune haematological disease | allopath |
| allopathy | allopatric speciation |
| allopolyploid | allosome |
| allosteric effectors | allosteric enzymes |
| allosteric inhibition | allosteric proteins |
| allosteric repressors | allotetraploidy |
| allotyle | alluvial |
| alluvial fan | alluvial terrace |
| almond | alpha helix |
| alpha particles | alpha ring-form |
| alpha sugar | alpha taxonomy |
| alpha-linkage | alpine vegetation |
| alteration | alternate energy sources |
| alternate host | alternate leaf |
| alternate pitting | alternate radii |
| alternation of generations | alternative name |
| alternative splicing | alveolar |
| alveolar duct | alveolar teeth |
| alveolus | amber |
| ambulacral groove | ambylopia |
| amensalism | amentiferous |
| amide bond | amino acid |
| amino acid degradation | amino acid sequence |
| amino group | amitosis |
| amla | ammonification |
| amniota | amniotic fluid |
| amoebic dysentery | amoebicide |
| amoebiosis | amoebocytes |
| amoeboid | amoeboid cell |
| amoeboid leucocyte | amoeboid movement |
| amphi neura | amphibia |
| amphibian | amphibious |
| amphicribal | amphidiploid hybrid |
| amphimixis | amphiphloeic |
| amphiplexus | amphitropous |
| amphivasal | amphoteric |
| amphoteric compounds | amplexical |
| amplification capacity | amplification of cdna ends |
| ampulla | ampulla |
| amyelinated nerve fibre | amylose |
| anabas | anabolism |
| anaemia | anaerobes |
| anaerobic metabolism | anaerobic oxidation |
| anaerobic phototrophs | anaerobic respiration |
| anaesthetic | anal cerci |
| anal fin | anal fissure |
| anal plate | anal sac |
| anal shield | anal sphinceter muscle |
| anal valve | analeptic |
| analgesic | analogous |
| analogy | analysis |
| anamniota | anaphase |
| anaphilus | anastomosis |
| anatomy | anatropous ovule |
| ancestral | ancon breed |
| andersen’s disease | androecium |
| androgen | androgen therapy |
| androgenesis | androgenic plantlets |
| androgenic plants | androgeny |
| androgynophore | androgynous |
| android | androphore |
| androspore | anemia |
| anemochory | anemometer |
| anemophily | anesthesia |
| anesthesist | aneuploidy |
| angina | angiosperm evolution |
| angiosperms | angle horn |
| angler fish | angora |
| angstrom unit | anguina |
| anguine | angular |
| angular collenchyma | angular deviation |
| angular leaf spot | animal cell |
| animal cell culture | animal chamber |
| animal cule | animal electricity |
| animal fat | animal hormone |
| animal house | animal model |
| animal physiology | animal plant association |
| animal pole | animal products |
| animal rights | animal welfare act (1966) |
| anion | anion transport |
| anion-exchange protein | anisocytic |
| anisodactyl | anisodont |
| anisogamate | anisogamy |
| anisomerous | anisophyllous |
| ankle | ankle joint |
| anletope | annealing temperature |
| annelida | annennule |
| annual climatic cycle | annual growth rate |
| annual ring | annuals |
| annular ring | annular thickening |
| annulation | annulus |
| anodontia | anodyne |
| anomalous | anomalous secondary growth |
| anomocytic | anopheles |
| anorexia | anorexient |
| anoscope | anosmia |
| anoxia | anoxotrophic mutations |
| anoxygenic photosynthesis | ant bear |
| antacid | antagonism |
| anteater | antelope |
| antenatal | antenna |
| antennal gland | antennal hair |
| antennal ocular plate | anterior |
| anterior cardinal vein | anterior cornea |
| anterior end | anterior limiting sulcus |
| anterior lobe | anterior mesenteric artery |
| anterior zygapophysis | anther |
| anther culture | anther dehiscence |
| anther development | anther wall |
| antheridial filament | antheridogen |
| antherozoid | anthesis |
| anthocyanidin ring | anthocyanin |
| anthoecology | anthophagous |
| anthropic | anthropoid ape |
| anthropology | anthropophagy |
| anti inflammatory | anti-inflammatory drugs |
| antiapical plate | antibetalous |
| antibiosis | antibiotic |
| antibiotic resistance | antibody |
| antibody-antigen complex | antibody-conjugated toxins |
| anticancer drug | anticlinal |
| anticoagulant | anticodon |
| anticodon loop | anticodon triplet |
| antidiarhoea | antidiuretic |
| antidiuretic hormone | antifreeze poisoning |
| antifungal agent | antifungal compound |
| antigen | antigenic determinant |
| antigenic drift | antigenic shift |
| antigenic variation | antigenicity |
| antihelminthic | antihistamine |
| antimetabolites | antimicrobial agent |
| antimicrobial medicines | antimicrobial substances |
| antimicrobials | antiodontalgic |
| antioxidants | antipetalous |
| antipodal | antipodal embryo |
| antipodal haustoria | antiquities |
| antiseptic | antiserum |
| antispasmodic | antitoxins |
| antivenin | antiversus |
| antiviral compound | antiviral drug |
| antler | anus |
| anvil | aorta |
| aortic ampulla | aortic arch |
| aortic valve | ape |
| apertural fields | apetalous |
| apetizer | apex |
| aphanoplasmodium | aphid |
| apholic zone | aphrodisiac |
| apiary | apiary |
| apical bud | apical cap |
| apical cell | apical dominance |
| apical end | apical growth |
| apical meristem | apical notch |
| apical papillae | apical plasma membrane |
| apical plate | apiculture |
| apitherapy | aplanospore |
| aplysia | apocarpous |
| apogamy | apomixis |
| apomyxis embryo | apoplast-symplast concept |
| apoplexy | apoprotein |
| apopyle | apospory |
| apothecary | apothecium |
| apotracheal parenchyma | appendage |
| appendectomy | appendicites |
| appendicular skeleton | appendix |
| application | applied embryology |
| apposition method | appositional growth |
| appresorium | appressed region (thylakoid) |
| approach grafting | apteria |
| apterous | aquaculture |
| aquarium | aquatic animal |
| aquatic biome | aquatic ecosystem |
| aquatic farming | aquatic fungi |
| aquatic mammals | aquatic plants |
| aquatic respiration | aquatic vertebrates |
| aqueous humor | arabinose metabolism |
| arable land | arachnid |
| arachnoid | arachnoid matter |
| arachnoid membrane | aral sea |
| araneiform | arboraceous |
| arboreal | arborescent |
| arboriculture | archegonium |
| archenteron | archiannehlida |
| archipelago | arctic national wildlife refuge |
| area opaca | area vasculosa |
| area vittelina | arecanut |
| arelolin | argasidal |
| arginine | aromatic |
| arrow head | arteiology |
| arterial cavity | arterial system |
| arteriosclerosis | artery |
| arthritis | arthropoda |
| arthroscope | articulate |
| articulated laticifer | artificial acquired immunity |
| artificial chromosome | artificial classification |
| artificial joint | artificial light |
| artificial seed | artificial selection |
| artificial system | asafoetida |
| asbestos | ascaris |
| ascending | ascending imbricate |
| ascent of sap | ascocarp |
| ascogenous hypha | ascogonium |
| ascogonium hyphae | ascorbic acid |
| ascospore | ascus |
| aseptate | aseptic |
| asexual propagation | asexual reproduction |
| ash | ash analysis |
| asphyxia | assay |
| assemble | assimilates |
| assimilation | assimilator |
| assortment | asthma |
| astringent | astrosphere |
| asymbiotic | asymmetric |
| asymmetric reactions | asymmetrical |
| asymmetry of membrane | asynchronous muscles |
| atavism | ategmic |
| ateliosis | athletes foot |
| atlas | atmosphere |
| atmospheric air | atmospheric flora |
| atmospheric impurities | atmospheric pollutants |
| atmospheric pressure | atoll |
| atomic energy | atomic mass number |
| atomic number | atomic structure |
| atomic weight | atoms |
| atrichous | atrio-ventricular node (a.v. node) |
| atrio-ventricular valves | atriodactyla |
| atrophy | attar |
| attenuated strains | attenuation |
| audible range | audiology |
| auditory | auditory aperture |
| auditory labyrinth | auditory nerve |
| auditory organ | auditory placode |
| auditory vesicle | aural |
| auriculate | autecology |
| auto antibodies | auto digestion |
| auto immune disease | auto immune response |
| auto inducer | autoantibodies |
| autocatalytic activation | autochory |
| autoclaves | autoclaving |
| autoecious | autogamy |
| autograft | autoimmunity |
| autonmous nervous system | autonomy |
| autophagy | autoploidy |
| autopolyploid | autopsy |
| autoradiogram | autoradiography |
| autoregulation | autosomal heridity |
| autotherapy | autotomy |
| autotrophic | autotrophs |
| autumn wood | auxiliary cell |
| auxin | auxin transport |
| auxocardia | auxotrophic bacteria |
| auxotrophs | aves |
| aviary | avicolous |
| aviculture | avirulence |
| avirulent | axial |
| axial filament | axial ridge |
| axial skeleton | axile |
| axile placentation | axillary buds |
| axis | axon |
| axopodium |
| babool | baccate |
| bacciferous | bacciovorous |
| bacilli | back cross |
| back swimmer | bacon |
| bacteria | bacteria replication |
| bacterial agglutination | bacterial blight |
| bacterial canker of tomato | bacterial cell wall |
| bacterial chemotaxis | bacterial contaminations |
| bacterial diseases | bacterial dysentery |
| bacterial endosymbionts | bacterial evolution |
| bacterial genomes | bacterial infection |
| bacterial nodule | bacterial photosynthesis |
| bacterial soft rot | bacterial transformation |
| bacterial wilt | bactericidal |
| bacteriochlorophyll | bacteriophage |
| bacteriophage lambda | bacteriophagy |
| bacterioplankton | bacteroids |
| bacti vaccine | baculovirus group |
| bagasse | baggasse |
| bait | baker’s yeast |
| baking industries | balanced diet |
| balanced pathogenicity | balanced polymorphism |
| balancing pressure | balbiani ring |
| balsamiferous | balsm |
| bamboo | banana |
| bandicoot | bantam |
| barbs | barbules |
| bark | bark cambium |
| bark cloth | baroreceptor |
| barren | bars of sanio |
| basal body | basal ganglia |
| basal metabolic rate | basal metabolism |
| basal placentation | basal plate |
| base pairing | base substitution |
| basement membrane | basement membrane zone of skin |
| basidiospore | basidium |
| basifixed | basipetal |
| basipetal movement | baskets |
| basophils | basswood |
| bast fibres | bastard wings |
| bat | bathymatic map |
| battery brooder | bean |
| bed bug | bed sores |
| bee hive | beech |
| beef | beer |
| beestings | behavioral biology |
| behaviour genetics | behaviour mutations |
| behavioural toxicology | bell’s palsy |
| belonoid | bence jones proteins |
| bending movement | benign tumour |
| benthophyte | beri-beri |
| berry | beta oxidation |
| beta particles | beta sheet |
| beta strand | beta taxonomy |
| beverages | bi-directional cloning vectors |
| bi-directional replication | bi-specific monoclonal antibody |
| bicarpellary | bicollateral |
| biconcave | biconvex |
| bicuspid | bicuspid valve |
| bidenticulate | bidirectional |
| biennial | bifid |
| bifoliate | bilabiate |
| bilateral cleavage | bilateral symmetry |
| bile | bile salts |
| bilirubin | binary character |
| binary fission | binary vectors |
| binding hypha | binomial |
| binomial nomenclature | binomial system |
| bio reactor | bioaccumulation |
| bioassays | biocatalysts |
| biochemical cycling | biochemical oxygen demand |
| biochemical reaction | biochemistry |
| bioclimatology | bioconcentration |
| bioconcentration factor | biocontrol agent |
| biocular microscope | bioculture |
| biodegradability | biodegradation |
| biodegradation of plastics | biodiversity |
| biodiversity losses | biodiversity treaty |
| biodynamics | bioengineering |
| bioethics | biofertilizers |
| biogas | biogas digesters |
| biogenesis | biogenic methane |
| biogeochemical cycle | biogeographical region |
| biological advantage | biological catalysts |
| biological clock | biological controls |
| biological damage | biological environment |
| biological freezer | biological impoverishment |
| biological indicators | biological membrane |
| biological molecules | biological oxidation |
| biological oxygen demand (bod) | biological pest control |
| biological pesticide | biological resources |
| biological rhythm | biological scavanger |
| biological specialization | biological species |
| biology conservation | bioluminescence |
| biomagnification | biomass |
| biomass pyramid | biophagous |
| biophysics | bioprocessing technology |
| bioprospectors | bioremediation |
| bioremediation of pollution | biosphere |
| biosynthesis | biosynthetic systems |
| biota | biotechnology |
| biotechnology industry | biotechnology revolution |
| biotic factor | biotic system |
| biotoxins | biot’s spots |
| biparental inheritance | biparous |
| bipolar | bipolar cell |
| birth control | birth defects |
| biseriate | bisexual |
| bisexual flowers | bitegmic ovule |
| bitter gourd | bivalent |
| bivalvia | black death |
| black loose smut | black rot |
| black stem rust | bladder |
| blasolopore | blastema |
| blastocoel | blastoderm |
| blastula | blastulation |
| bleeding | blending inheritance |
| blepharitis | blepharoplast |
| blight disease | blind pit |
| blister | blood |
| blood clotting | blood coagulation |
| blood coagulation factors | blood flagellate |
| blood glucose level | blood groups |
| blood pressure | blood transfusion |
| blood type | blood vessel |
| blood-brain barrier | blotting |
| blotting paper | blotting techniques |
| blubber | blue gum |
| blue-green algae | blunt ended products |
| boar | body builders |
| body temperature | bog |
| boil | boiling point |
| bolting | bolus |
| bolus flow | bond |
| bone formation | bone marrow |
| bone marrow transplantation | bone marrow transplants |
| booster dose | borable bee |
| border parenchyma | bordered pit |
| borneo tallow | botanic garden |
| botanical name | botanical survey of india |
| botryoid | bottle gourd |
| bourbon | bovine |
| bowel | bowman’s capsule |
| brachial arch | brachial artery |
| brachial cartilage | brachial chamber |
| brachial filament | brachial ganglia |
| brachial hearts | brachial nerve |
| brachial plexus | brachial pouch |
| brachial renal sinus | brachial vein |
| brachialgia | brachiole |
| brachium | brachydactyl |
| brachyodont | bracketed key |
| brackish | brackish water |
| bracteate | bracteolate |
| bracteole | bracts |
| bradicardia | brain damage |
| brain hormone | brain temperature |
| brake | branch gap |
| branch root | branch trace |
| branchi | branching |
| branching dichotomous | branching enzyme |
| branching lateral | branching monopodial |
| branching sympodial | branching types |
| brandy | bread, wheat |
| breadfruit | breakage |
| breaking dormancy | breast cancer |
| breathing | breathing and locomotion |
| breathing root | breech delivery |
| breeder reactor | breeding |
| breeding application | breeding cycle |
| breeding experiment | brewery |
| brewer’s yeast | brewing |
| bristle tail | bristles |
| broad spectrum | broad spectrum antibiotic |
| bronchi | bronchiectasis |
| bronchioles | bronchitis |
| bronchus | brood canal |
| brood chamber | brood parasitism |
| brood pouch | brooding |
| brown algae | brown rot |
| brown spot of maize (corn) | brownian movement |
| brush border | buccal |
| buccal cavity | buccal commission |
| buccal funnel | buccal mass |
| buccal membrane | buccal podium |
| buccal respiration | bud |
| bud cultures | bud dormancy |
| bud excision | bud formation in vitro |
| bud grafting | bud scale |
| bud selection | budding |
| buds | buds differentiation |
| buffer | buffer zones |
| building stone | bulb |
| bulb formation onions | bulbil manubrium |
| bulbous | bulk method |
| bulla | bulliform cells |
| bunch | bundle |
| bundle cap | bundle sheath |
| bunodont | buoyant organ |
| burge | burgundy mixture |
| burr | burrowing |
| burrows | bursa copulatrix |
| bursa seminalis | button |
| buttress | buttresses |
| buyoncy | byeproducts |
| byssus gland |
| cabbage | cactus |
| cadaver | caducous |
| caecum | caenogenesis |
| caesarean | caffeine |
| caffeine-free mutations | calamus root |
| calcaneum | calcareous |
| calcareous ring | calciferous gland |
| calcification | calcium ionophore |
| calcium ions | calcium-activated atpase |
| calcium-binding proteins | calefacient |
| calli from anthers | callosity |
| callus | callus cells |
| callus cultures | callus induction |
| callus-derived plantlets | calorifacient |
| calvin cycle | calvin-benson cycle |
| calyces | calymma |
| calyx | cambium |
| cambrian period | camerastome |
| camouflage | campanion cell |
| campanulate | canabase |
| canada balsam | canal cells |
| canal system | cancer |
| cancer associated genes | cancer cell |
| canceroid | cane |
| canine | cannibal |
| canopy | cansation |
| cap block | cap formation on mRNA |
| cap gas vacuoles | cap protein |
| capcell | capillaries |
| capillarity | capillary action |
| capillary force | capillary pores |
| capillary system | capillary tube |
| capillary water | capillary water |
| capillilia | capillitium |
| capitular process | capitulum |
| capsid | capsule |
| capsule glomerular | carbohydrate |
| carbohydrate digestion | carbon dioxide fixation |
| carbon efficiency | carbon emissions |
| carbon ink | carbon paper |
| carboniferous period | carboxyl group |
| carcass | carcinogen |
| carcinogenic chemicals | carcinoma |
| cardamom | cardiac asthma |
| cardiac cycle | cardiac index |
| cardiac muscle contraction | cardiac muscles |
| cardiac output | cardiac septal defect |
| cardial vein | cardialgia |
| cardiogram | cardioids |
| cardiolgia | cardiology |
| cardiomegaly | cardioplasty |
| cardiovascular | carica papaya |
| caries | carious |
| carnivores | carnivorous plants |
| carotid artery | carpagonium |
| carpel | carpology |
| carposporangium | carpospore |
| carpus | carrier concept |
| carrier protein | carrying capacity |
| caryopsis | caseation |
| casein | cashew |
| casparian strips | cast |
| castor oil | castration |
| cat fish | catabolic pathway |
| catabolic process | catabolism |
| catabolite activating protein | catabolite gene activator protein |
| catabolite repression | catalysis |
| catalyst | cataracts |
| catarrh | catch connective tissue |
| catch muscle | catechu |
| cathartic | catheter |
| cation | catkin |
| caudal | caudal equine |
| caudal fin | caudal spine |
| caudal style | caudal vertebra |
| cauliflory | causal organism |
| causalgia | causative organism |
| cavity | cedar |
| cedarwood oil | celiotomy |
| cell adhesion | cell adhesion molecule |
| cell aggregation | cell biology |
| cell clones | cell components |
| cell contractility | cell coupling |
| cell culture | cell cycle |
| cell death | cell differentiation |
| cell division | cell envelope |
| cell fusion | cell genetics |
| cell growth | cell isolates |
| cell junctions | cell line |
| cell lysis | cell mediated cytotoxicity |
| cell mediated immunity | cell mediated lympholysis |
| cell motility | cell organelles |
| cell plate | cell plating |
| cell proliferation | cell recognition |
| cell recovery | cell respiration |
| cell sap | cell structure |
| cell survival | cell suspension |
| cell system | cell type |
| cell volume | cell wall |
| cell-cell interactions | cell-cell junctions |
| cell-endothelium | cell-free protein synthesis |
| cell-mediated immune system | cell-revival factors |
| cell-to-cell channel | cellular differentiation |
| cellulose gum | cellulose hydrolysis |
| cellulose products | cement gland |
| cemento blast | cemento cyte |
| cenozoic era | central axis |
| central capsule | central cell |
| central core | central nervous system |
| central processing | central siphon |
| central tolerance | centrale |
| centrifugal force | centrifugation |
| centriole | centripede |
| centripetal | centripetal force |
| centrolecithal eggs | centromere |
| centrum | cephalalgia |
| cephalic tentacles | cephalization |
| cephalo thorax | cerci |
| cereal | cereal breeding |
| cereal callus | cereal tissue culture |
| cerebral aqueduct | cerebral malaria |
| cerebral paisy | cerebroid |
| cerumen | cervine |
| cervix | cestoid |
| cetology | chaetae |
| chalaza | chalazogamy |
| chancre | checker board |
| cheilotomy | chelating agent |
| chemical scarification | chemical weathering |
| chemo attraction | chemonasty |
| chemotrophs | chemotropism |
| chiasma | chicken pox |
| child birth fever | chilling tolerance |
| chiropodist | chlorenchyma |
| chlorophyll | chloroplast |
| chlorosis | cholera |
| chorioallantois | choroid coat |
| chromatid | chromatophore |
| chromoplasm | chromoplast |
| chromosomal inversions | chromosome |
| cilia | circinate |
| cisternae | citrus |
| civet | cladode |
| clamp connections | classification |
| cleavage | cleft palate |
| cleisto thecium | cleistogamy |
| cletobiosis | climatic barriers |
| climatic factors | climax forest |
| climber | climbing hook |
| climbing root | climbing tendril |
| clone | cloning |
| cloning vector | closed bundle |
| closing layer | cloweter |
| club foot | clump |
| coagulation | coating |
| coccoid | code word |
| codon | codon usage |
| coelenterata | coeloblastula |
| coelom | coenobium |
| coenocyte | coenzyme |
| cohesion | cohesive force |
| coil | coitus interruptus |
| cold blooded animal | cold compresses |
| cold injury | cold sores |
| coleoptile | coleorhiza |
| colic | collateral |
| collateral artery | collateral bundle |
| colloid | colloidal |
| colluvial soil | colonial |
| colonization | colony |
| color blindness | colostrums |
| colubrine | columella |
| column | columnar epithelium |
| coma | commensalism |
| commissure | comose hairs |
| companion cell | companulate |
| compensation point | complement fixation test |
| complement protein | complementary gene |
| complete flower | complex tissue |
| compound leaf | compress |
| compression wood | concentration gradient |
| concentric | concept |
| conceptacle | condensing enzymes |
| condom | conduction |
| cone | configuration |
| conidiophore | conidium |
| conifer | coniferous |
| conjoint | conjugated protein |
| conjugation | conjugation tube |
| conjunctiva | conjunctivitis |
| connective tissue | conoid |
| consensus sequence | consociation |
| constriction | contact dermatitis |
| contact exchange theory | contagion |
| contagious disease | continental drift |
| continuous culture | continuous culture medium |
| contorted | contraception |
| contractile vacuole | convection |
| convulsion | copra |
| coprology | coprophagous |
| coprophilous | coral |
| cord factor | cordate |
| core enzyme | coreceptors |
| coriaceous | cork |
| cork cambium | corm |
| cornea | corns |
| corolla | corolla tube |
| corolliferous | corolloid |
| corolloid root | coronary |
| coronary angiography | corpulent |
| corrosion | cortex |
| cortical bundle | cortical fibre |
| corvine | corymb |
| costal cartilage | costive |
| cotyledon | coughing |
| coupling factor | courtship |
| coxalgia | cradle cap |
| cramp | cranial nerve |
| crash | creeper |
| creophagous | cretinism |
| cricoid | crinoid |
| cristae | critical photoperiod |
| crop rotation | cross breed |
| cross over | cross pollination |
| crossing over | crossing over frequency |
| crown gall | croziers |
| cruciform | crustose lichen |
| crystalloid | cuboid |
| cucumber | cultivation |
| culture | culture medium |
| cumulative factor | cuneate |
| cuticle | cuticular |
| cutting | cyathium |
| cycloid | cyclosis |
| cylindroid | cyme |
| cyme, dichasial | cyme, monochasial |
| cymose | cynology |
| cyst | cystoid |
| cytokinesis | cytology |
| cytoplasm | cytoplasmic reticulam |
| cytoplasmic strands | cytoplasmic strands |
| cytotoxin |
| dacryocystitis | dactyl |
| damping off | damsel fly |
| dandruff | daphnia |
| dark reactions | dark repair |
| date palm | daughter products |
| day length | day neutral plant |
| dead space | dead zones |
| death phase of bacterial growth | death rates |
| decaffeinated coffee | decapitated coleoptiles |
| decapitated plant | decarboxylation |
| decay | decentralization of energy supplies |
| deciduous | deciduous forest |
| deciduous perennials | deciduous woody perennial |
| decision-making model | decline of soil fertility |
| decomposers | decongestant |
| decontamination | decumbent |
| decurrent | decussate |
| dedifferentiation | deep ecology |
| deep scattering layer | deep-rooted perennial weeds |
| deep-well injection | defaecation |
| defective phage | defense mechanism |
| defensins | deficiency |
| deficiency loop | deficiency symptoms |
| defined medium | defoliation |
| deforest | deforestation |
| deformation | degenerate |
| deglutition | degradable pollutants |
| degradative pathway | degradative reactions |
| dehiscence | dehiscent |
| dehydration | dehydrogenase |
| dehydrogenation | delamination |
| delayed early genes | delayed hypersensitivity |
| delayed-early stage | deletion |
| deletion constructs | deletion mutations |
| deletion/insertion editing | deletions, chromosomal |
| delirium | delta chains |
| deltoid leaf | deltoid ridge |
| demography | denaturation |
| denaturation of nucleic acids | denaturation of proteins |
| dend rites | dendroid |
| dendrophagous | dengue fever |
| dengue hemorrhagic fever | denitrification |
| denitrifying | dense |
| density gradient | density gradient centrifugation |
| density-dependent regulation | density-gradient equilibrium |
| density-independent regulation | dental care |
| dental decay | dental plaque |
| dentate | dentine |
| denuded | deodar |
| deontology | depigmentation disorders |
| deplasmolysis | depleted oil wells |
| depletion of energy resources | depth diversity gradient |
| derivatives | derived proteins |
| dermal | dermal papilla |
| dermatitis | dermatologist |
| dermatology | dermatomycoses |
| desaturase | descending imbricate |
| descriptive ethics | descriptive summary |
| desensitization | desert |
| desertification | desiccation |
| designer drugs | desorption period |
| dessemination | destruction |
| destructive lung disease | detergent |
| determinate cleavage | determination of mosaic eggs |
| determination stage | detoxification |
| detritus | developing countries |
| development | development of male gametophyte |
| developmental assistance | devernalization |
| deviation | devonian |
| dew point | dhania |
| diabetes | diabetes mellitus |
| diacytic | diadelphous |
| diagnosis | diagnostics |
| diagonal electrophoresis | diagravitropism |
| dialysis | diaper rash |
| diaphototropism | diaphragm |
| diaphysis | diarch |
| diarrhea | diastema |
| diastole | diastole |
| diatomite | dicentric bridge |
| dicentric chromatid | dicephalous |
| dichasial cyme | dichlamydeous |
| dichogamy | dichotomous |
| dichotomous key | dichotomy |
| diciduous bud | dicotyledon |
| diencephalon | diet |
| differential medium | differential staining |
| differential transcription | differentially permeable |
| differentiating cell | differentiation |
| diffraction | diffuse porous |
| diffusing solute | diffusion |
| diffusion gel | diffusion potential |
| diffusion pressure | diffusion pressure deficit |
| diffusion-limited reaction | diffusive flux |
| digenic | digester treatment |
| digestion | digestive glands |
| digestive tract | dihybrid cross |
| dikaryotic | dilution |
| dimension | dimorphic fungi |
| dimorphism | dinergate |
| dinitrophenol | dinoflagellates |
| dioecious | diphtheria |
| diphtheria toxin | diphyodont |
| diploid | diploid level |
| diploid number | diploidization |
| diploidy | diplontic cycle |
| diplophase | diplospory |
| diplotene | dipolar substance |
| direct burning | direct sequencing |
| direct values | directional cloning vectors |
| directional information | directional selection |
| disaccharide | disc florets |
| discharge | disciflorae |
| discoid | discoidal cleavage |
| discoidal eggs | discontinuous DNA synthesis |
| discontinuous respiration | discontinuous variation |
| discrete (discontinuous) phenotypes | disease |
| disease control | disease resistance |
| disease-indexed plants | disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs |
| diseases of crop plants | disinfection |
| dislocation | disruptive selection |
| dissection | dissociation curve |
| dissolve | dissolved organic material feeding |
| distal centriole | distal convoluted tubule |
| distant hybridization | distichous |
| distillation | distilled spirits |
| distilled water | distyly |
| disulfide bridge | dithecous |
| diuretic | diuretic hormones |
| divergent | divergent evolution |
| diverse communities | diversification |
| diving | diving animals |
| division | dizziness |
| DNA absorption | DNA amplification |
| DNA cycle sequencing | DNA damages |
| DNA fingerprinting | DNA fragments |
| DNA gun | DNA hybridization |
| DNA inversions | DNA library |
| DNA ligase | DNA organization |
| DNA photolyase | DNA probe |
| DNA purification | DNA recombinant technology |
| DNA repair | DNA repair enzymes |
| DNA replication | DNA sequence |
| DNA sequencing | DNA stain |
| DNA structure | DNA synthesis |
| DNA transformation | DNA typing |
| DNA vaccine | DNA virus |
| DNA-binding protein | DNA-mediated transformation |
| DNA-protein interactions | DNA-RNA hybridization |
| docking protein | dolipore septum |
| domains | domestic wastes |
| dominance | dominance factor |
| dominant | dominant character |
| dominant genes | dominant lethal alleles |
| dominant trait | donnan equilibrium |
| donor cells | dormancy |
| dorsal | dorsal root ganglion |
| dorsiventral | dosage |
| dose-response assessment | double citation |
| double crossover | double fertilization |
| double flowers | double helix |
| double recessive | double sieve mechanism |
| double-crossover phenotypes | double-sigmoid growth curves |
| double-stranded helix | double-stranded RNA |
| doubling time | douche |
| down feathers | downward selection |
| down’s syndrome | drainage |
| drift | drip irrigation |
| drought | drought enduring |
| drought escaping | drought evading |
| drought resistance | drove |
| drug plants | drug resistance drug-induced hemolytic anemia- |
| drum | drupaecous |
| dry deciduous forest | dry eyes |
| dry indehiscent fruits | dry malnutrition |
| duct | ductless gland |
| dumping of waste | dune |
| duodenum | duplication |
| duplication of genes | durability |
| duraman | duramater |
| dust storm | dusting equipment |
| dwarf male | dwarfism |
| dye | dye yielding plants |
| dynamic equilibrium | dynamic instability |
| dysentery | dysphagia |
| dyspnea | dysuria |
| ear | ear ache |
| ear drop | ear fungus |
| ear ossicle | early blight |
| early growth forests | earth day |
| earthquake | eaton-lambert syndrome |
| ecdysis | ecesis |
| echinodermata | echocardiography |
| eclampsia | eclosion |
| ecocentric ethics | ecodormancy |
| ecolocation | ecological economics |
| ecological extinction | ecological niche |
| ecological release | ecological research |
| ecological succession | ecologists |
| ecology | economic botany |
| economic takeoff | economics |
| ecophysiology | ecosystem |
| ecosystem processes | ecoterrorism |
| ecotone | ecotourism |
| ecotoxicology | ecotype |
| ectomycorrhiza | ectophloeic |
| ectopia | ectopic pregnancy |
| ectothermic | eczema |
| edaphic factor | edema |
| edema toxin | edge detectors |
| edge effects | eel |
| effective publication | effector |
| efferent | efferent glomerular artery |
| efferent or motor neurons | efficiency |
| effluent charges | effluents |
| efflux mechanism | egestion |
| egg | egg apparatus |
| egg membrane | egg mother cell |
| egg products | elaioplasts |
| elastic energy storage | elastic fibres |
| elasticity | electric cars |
| electric discharge | electric eel |
| electric organ | electric sense |
| electrical energy storage | electrical synapse |
| electricity | electro magnetic wave |
| electrolysis | electrolytes |
| electromagnetic energy | electromagnetic fields |
| electromagnetic radiation | electron microscope |
| electron sink | electron transport |
| electron transport chain | electron-density maps |
| electron-transfer potential | electron-transport chain |
| electronegativity | electronic strain |
| electrophilic catalyst | electrophoresis |
| electroporation | electropotential |
| electroreceptors | elementary particles |
| elements | elephantiasis |
| eletrolysis | elevation |
| elimateric | elongation |
| elongation factor | elongation phase |
| emarginate | emasculation |
| emblica officinalis | embodied energy |
| embolus | emboly |
| embryo | embryo culture |
| embryo development | embryo development medium |
| embryo differentiation | embryo dormancy |
| embryo growth | embryo initiation |
| embryo rescue | embryo sac |
| embryo transplant | embryo-nurse endosperm transplant |
| embryogenesis | embryogenic clump |
| embryogenic grains | embryogenic potential |
| embryogeny | embryoid |
| embryoids | embryological stages |
| embryology | embryonic clones |
| embryonic development | embryonic membrane |
| embyronal suspensor | emetic |
| emission offsets | emission standards |
| emulsion | enamels |
| enation | encapsulated bacteriod |
| encephalgia | encephalogram |
| encephalography | encephaloma |
| encephalopathy | encephatotomy |
| encystment | end-product inhibition |
| endangered ecosystem | endangered species |
| endarch | endarch xylem |
| endemic disease | endemic flora |
| endemic species | endobiotic |
| endocardial cushion | endocardial tube |
| endocardium | endocarp |
| endocrine glands | endocrine system |
| endocytosis | endodermis |
| endogenous | endometrium |
| endomitosis | endomycin |
| endomycorrhizae | endoparasite |
| endophyte | endoplasm |
| endoplasmic reticulum | endoreduplication cycles |
| endorphins | endoscopy |
| endoskeleton | endosome |
| endosperm | endosperm haustoria |
| endosperm nodules | endosperm primary nucleus |
| endosperm types | endospermous seed |
| endospore | endosymbiont |
| endothelium | endothermic |
| endotoxins | enema |
| energetics | energy |
| energy balance sheet | energy budget |
| energy conservation | energy consumption |
| energy crops | energy efficiency |
| energy farms | energy flow |
| energy intensity | energy intensity index |
| energy producers | energy requirements |
| energy rich | energy state |
| energy storage | energy transfer |
| energy,metabolic | enhancement |
| enhancer | enhancer proteins |
| enhancer region | enhancer sequences |
| enlargement | enrichment culture |
| enteralgia | enterocoel |
| enterotoxin | enterovirus |
| enthalpy | entomology |
| entomophagous | entomophily |
| entomorphagous | entrailing factors |
| entrainment | entrapment vectors |
| entropy | envelope |
| enveloped protein | environment |
| environmental biotechnology | environmental changes |
| environmental cues | environmental degradation |
| environmental economics | environmental ethics |
| environmental impact | environmental issues |
| environmental justice | environmental laws |
| environmental literacy | environmental organizations |
| environmental problems | environmental racism |
| environmental revolution | environmental science |
| environmental services | environmental stimuli |
| environmental system | environmental technologies |
| environmental wisdom | environmental worth |
| environmentalism | enzymatic digestion |
| enzymatic elimination | enzyme |
| enzyme cofactor | enzyme inhibitors |
| enzyme kinetics | enzyme latency |
| enzyme replacement therapy | enzyme repression |
| enzyme turnover numbers | enzyme-substrate complex |
| eocene | eosinophil cationic protein |
| eosinophil neurotoxin | ephemeral |
| epibiotic | epiblast |
| epiblema | epiboly |
| epicalyx | epicarp |
| epicentric | epicotyl |
| epidemic | epidemiology |
| epidermal growth factor (egf) | epidermis |
| epididymis | epigeal |
| epigenesis | epiglottis |
| epigyny | epilepoid |
| epilepsy | epimers |
| epinasty | epipetalous |
| epiphysis | epiphyte |
| epiphytic roots | epistasis |
| epistatic | epistatic alleles |
| epistaxis | epitheca |
| epithelia | epithelium |
| epitope | epizoic |
| equal holoblastic cleavage | equational division |
| equatorial plane | equatorial plate |
| equilibrium | equilibrium constant |
| equilibrium potential | equine |
| equus | eradication |
| erect system | ergastic substances |
| ergastoplasm | ergataner |
| erosion | erythema |
| erythrin | erythrocytes |
| erythrocytosis | erythroprotein |
| essences | essential nutrients |
| essential organs | ester linkage |
| estimation | estipulate |
| estuary | ethanol |
| ethical principles | ethics |
| ethnography | ethology |
| etiolated | etiolation |
| etiology | eucarpic |
| eucaryotic chromosomes | euchromatin |
| eugenenics | eukaryotes |
| euploidy | eupnea |
| euryphagous | eutrophication |
| evagination | evaporation |
| evection | evergreen |
| evocater | evolution |
| evolution of carpel | evolutionary sequence |
| evolutionary species | evolved immunity |
| ex-albuminous seed | exarch |
| exarch xylem | exchange of gases |
| exchange of ions | excision repair |
| excitability | excitation layer |
| excretion | exercise |
| exhalation | exhale |
| exhaustion | exine |
| exocarp | exocrine glands |
| exocrine pancreas | exodermal layer |
| exogenous | exon shuffling |
| exon trapping | exonuclease proofreading |
| exophagous | exophthalmic goiter |
| exopodite | exoskeleton |
| exospore | exostosis |
| exosymbionts | exothermic |
| exotherms | exotoxins |
| expectorant | experimental ecology |
| experimental embryology | experiments |
| expiration | exploration of space |
| exponential equations | exponential exploitation |
| exponential growth | exponential phase |
| exponential reserve | exposure assessment |
| expressed sequence tags (ests) | expression |
| expression vectors | extended chromosome regions (ecrs) |
| extension step | extensor muscle |
| external fertilization | external nostrils |
| extinction | extirpation |
| extra floral nectary | extracellular fluid volume |
| extracellular matrix | extranuclear inheritance |
| extrinsic clotting pathway | extrinsic protein |
| extrorse | extrusion |
| exudation | eye spot |
| fabrifacient | facet |
| facial | facial palsy |
| factor | factor interaction |
| facultative (anaerobes) | facultative bacteria |
| facultative parasite | facultative saprophyte |
| facultative symbiosis | falcon |
| fallopian funnel | fallopian tubes |
| false branch | false fruit |
| false labour | family |
| family concept | farinaceous |
| farms | fasciation |
| fasicular cambium | fat digestion |
| fat metabolism | fat-soluble vitamins |
| fate map | fatty acid |
| fatty acid metabolism | fatty acid oxidation |
| fatty acid synthesis | fatty oil |
| fatty oil seed | fecundity |
| feedback | feedback inhibition |
| feeding | feline |
| female cone | female gametophyte |
| fenugreek | fermentation |
| fermented food | fermenter |
| fern | ferrous metal |
| fertile day | fertile spike |
| fertility | fertility rate |
| fertilization | fertilization cone |
| fertilization membrane | fertilization of ovum |
| fertilization tube | fertilizers |
| fibre | fibre board |
| fibre plants | fibre-cell development |
| fibrillar muscle | fibrin-stabilizing factor |
| fibro-cartilage | fibrous |
| fibrous proteins | fibrous root |
| fibula | field capacity |
| fig | filament |
| filariasis | filial generation |
| filling fibres | filter feeding |
| filterable agent | filtration |
| finger domain | fingerprinting |
| fingerprinting DNA | fingerprinting technique |
| fire ants | fire blight |
| fire weed | first polar body |
| fish farming | fission |
| fissiparous | fistula |
| fits | fixation |
| fixation of tissues | flaccid |
| flagellin | flagellum |
| flame cells | flatulence |
| flatworms | flexibility |
| flexion | float apparatus |
| float culture technique | floating stage |
| flocculate | flood plains |
| flopping | flora |
| floral diagram | floral formula |
| floral leaves | florets |
| floriculture | floriferous |
| florisitic | floss |
| flower | flowering |
| flowering hormones | flowering plants |
| flowering regulators | fluid compartment |
| fluid mosaic membrane model | fluid mosaic model |
| fluorescence | fluorescence activated cell sorting |
| fluorescence microscope | fluorescence spectroscopy |
| fluorescent antibodies | fluorescent dyes |
| foetal blood | foetal hemoglobin |
| foetal membrane | foetiferous |
| foetiparous | foetoscope |
| foetus | fog |
| folding units in proteins | foliose lichen |
| follicle | follicle-stimulating hormone |
| follicular phase | fontanelle |
| food additives | food adulteration |
| food allergic reactions | food allergy |
| food chain | food constituents |
| food fortification | food intake |
| food plants | food preservation |
| food processing | food spoilage |
| food standard | food test |
| food vacuole | food web |
| foodstuffs | foot cell |
| foot-and-mouth disease | foot-layer |
| footprinting | forage crop |
| forage legumes | force |
| force generation | foreign DNA |
| forest fire | forest products |
| forest resources | forest trees |
| forestry | forests |
| formicary | forward mutation assay |
| fossil | fossil fuels |
| fraction | fractionation |
| fractionation of proteins | fracture |
| fragile | fragmentation |
| fragrance | frameshift mutations |
| frameshift suppressors | free central placentation |
| free energy | free radicals |
| free-cell formation | free-nuclei division |
| freeze drying | freeze etching |
| freeze fracture | freeze preservation |
| freeze-dried foods | freeze-intolerance |
| freeze-tolerance | freezing |
| freezing injury | freezing point |
| frequency | fresh water |
| freshwater environments | frond |
| frontal | frost resistance |
| frost ring | fruit growth |
| fruit sugar | fruiting body |
| fruitlets | fruits |
| fuel | fuel efficiency |
| fuel metabolism | fuel reserves |
| fuel resource | fulcrum |
| fumigant | functional (protein) domain |
| functional organisation | functional views |
| functions of endosperm | functions of exudates |
| functions of seed-coat | fungal flora |
| fungal infection | fungi |
| fungi imperfect | fungicide |
| fungistatic agents | fungoid |
| funicle | fusarial diseases |
| fusiform | fusion |
| fusogenic agent | gaggle |
| galactoid | galangal |
| gall bladder | galls |
| gametangium | gamete |
| gametic transformation | gametoclonal variation |
| gametogenesis | gametophyte |
| gamma irradiation | gamma rays |
| gamma taxonomy | gamopetalae |
| gamophyllous | ganglion |
| gangrene | gap junctions |
| garbology | garden peas |
| garden snail | garden spider |
| garlic | gas float |
| gas gland | gas injuries |
| gas vacuole | gas vesicles |
| gastralgia | gastric juice |
| gastric protease | gastrocoel |
| gastrointestinal diseases | gastrointestinal tract |
| gastrology | gastroscopy |
| gastrostomy | gastrula |
| gastrulation | gel electrophoresis |
| gel filtration | gel state |
| gel-filtration chromatography | gelation |
| gemma | gemma cup |
| gemmation | gemmiparous |
| gene amplification | gene arrangements |
| gene cloning | gene compensation |
| gene conversion | gene disruption |
| gene duplication | gene expression |
| gene fusion | gene inserts |
| gene interaction | gene library |
| gene linkage | gene manipulation |
| gene mapping | gene mutation |
| gene pool preservation | gene recombination |
| gene redundancy | gene regulation |
| gene releaser | gene sequence |
| gene splicing | gene therapy |
| gene transcription | gene transfer |
| gene-bank | gene-protein relations |
| genealogy | general fertility rate |
| general mining act (1872) | general recombination |
| generalized transduction | generation |
| generation time | generative cell |
| generative force | generative hypha |
| generator | generic name |
| genes | genetic analysis |
| genetic anticipation | genetic code |
| genetic complementation | genetic continuity |
| genetic control | genetic counseling |
| genetic difference | genetic disease |
| genetic disorders | genetic engineering |
| genetic equilibrium | genetic erosion |
| genetic expression | genetic improvement |
| genetic inbreeding | genetic information |
| genetic instability | genetic manipulation |
| genetic mapping | genetic markers |
| genetic material | genetic mosaic |
| genetic mutation | genetic patent rights |
| genetic pool | genetic privacy |
| genetic races | genetic ratio |
| genetic recombination | genetic regulation |
| genetic role | genetic screening |
| genetic stability | genetic subtyping |
| genetic testing | genetic transformation |
| genetic uniformity | genetic variance |
| genetically engineered crop plant | genetically engineered organisms |
| genetics | geniculate body |
| genital herpes simplex | genital tract |
| genome | genome analysis |
| genome contributions | genome elimination |
| genome equivalence | genomic characterization |
| genomic DNA | genomic libraries |
| genomic organization | genotype |
| genotype effects | genotype frequencies |
| genotypic variation | genus |
| genus concept | geographic (allopatric) speciation |
| geologic compartment | geological era |
| geophagous | geosystem |
| geothermal energy | geotropism |
| germ line enhancement | germ line gene therapy |
| germ pore | germ tube |
| german measles | germicide |
| germinal cells | germinal mutations |
| germinating seeds | germination |
| germination failure | germination of seeds |
| germplasm | gerontologist |
| gestation | giant axon |
| giant cell | giant rosette plant |
| gibberellin | gibbs free energy |
| gills | gingelly oil |
| ginger | ginger-grass oil |
| giraffe | girdle |
| gizzard | glacial soil |
| gland | glandular |
| glandular hair | glaucoma |
| gliding motion | global air pollution |
| global biodiversity | global grain production |
| global overpopulation | global warming |
| global water shortage | globin fold |
| globular protein | globulin |
| glomerular filtration | glomerulus |
| glossectomy | glottis |
| glucocorticoid receptor | glucokinase |
| gluconeogenesis | glume |
| glutamate carrier | glutamic acid |
| glycerol | glycine |
| glycogen | glycogen storage disease |
| glycolipids | glycolysis |
| glycoproteins | glycosides |
| glycosidic bond | glycosidic linkage |
| gnarl | goitre |
| golden-brown algae | golgi bodies |
| golgi complex | gonadotrophin |
| gonads | gonorrhea |
| goodpasture’s syndrome | goose |
| gooseberry | gore |
| gourd fruits | gout |
| graft | graft refection |
| grafting | grafting of leaves |
| grain | gram |
| gram stain | gram-negative bacteria |
| gram-positive bacteria | granular layer |
| granular lymphocytes | granule |
| granulocyte | grape sugar |
| grass oils | grass roots |
| grassland fires | grasslands |
| grassroots activism | gravel |
| gravitational force | gravitational water |
| gravitropic | gravitropism |
| gravity | gray mold neck rot of onion |
| gray water | grazing |
| great depression | green economics |
| green entrepreneurship | green gram |
| green movement | green nonsulfur bacteria |
| green revolution | green sulfur bacteria |
| greenhouse | greenhouse effect |
| greenhouse gas | gregarious |
| grey matter | gristle |
| groin | grooves |
| ground fire | ground meristem |
| ground nut | ground phase |
| ground substance | ground tissue (pith) |
| groundwater | group translocation |
| growth | growth cycle |
| growth factor | growth forms |
| growth hormones | growth inhibitors |
| growth movement | growth rate |
| growth regulator | gryposis |
| guard cell | gum |
| gum cellulose gum ghatti | gum resin |
| gum, arabic | gummosis |
| guneapig | gutta-percha |
| guttation | gymnosperms |
| gynandromorph | gynecology |
| gynecopathy | gynoecium |
| gynogenesis | gynophore |
| habit | habitable |
| habitat | habitation |
| haemodynamic | haemoglobin |
| haemolysis | haemolytic anaemia |
| haemolytic disease | haemophilia |
| haemopoiesis | haemorrhage |
| hair follicle | hairpin turn |
| hairy | hairy cell leukaemia |
| hairy root | half bordered pit |
| half-life | halitosis |
| hallucination | hallucinogenic drugs |
| halophytes | halosere |
| halters | hand-foot-and- mouth disease |
| handling practices | hanging-drop culture |
| hansens disease | hapalonychia |
| haploid | haploid cell |
| haploid cell culture | haploid cell line |
| haploid culture | haploid induction |
| haploid production | haploid technique |
| haploid totipotent cell | hapten |
| hard coal | hard fibre |
| hard laws | hard resin |
| hard rubber | hard technologies |
| hard water | hardened plants |
| hardening | hardness |
| hardpan | hardwoods |
| hare lip | harrier |
| hashish | hatch |
| haustoria | hazardous waste |
| hazel | head inflorescence |
| heart | heart attack |
| heart burn | heart fasluse |
| heart transplantation | heart wood |
| heartbeat | heat conduction |
| heat cramp | heat exchanger |
| heat exhaustion | heat generation |
| heat injury | heat pollution |
| heat radiation | heat storage heavy metal |
| heat stroke | heat-shock protein |
| heavy chain disease | heavy metal |
| hedgehog | heliophobe |
| heliophytes | helix |
| helix-loop | helminthology |
| helper t cell | hemagglutination |
| hemaphrodite | hematology |
| heme-heme interaction | hemialgia |
| hemicrania | hemoglobin |
| hemoid | hemolytic anemia |
| hemolytic cleavage reaction | hemophilia |
| hemorrhage | hemp |
| henle’s loop | henna |
| hepatic | hepatic portal vein |
| hepatitis | herb |
| herbaceous | herbalists |
| herbarium | herbicide |
| herbivore | herbivorous |
| heredity | heritability |
| herkogamy | hermaphrodite |
| hernia | herpes virus infection |
| herpes zoster | herpetology |
| hesperidium | hetero-fertilization |
| heterochromatin | heterochromatin contents |
| heteroecious | heterogametic |
| heterogamous heads | heterogamy |
| heterogenous ray | heterokaryon |
| heterokaryon formation | heterolytic cleavage reactions |
| heteromerous | heteromorphic alternation of generation |
| heteromorphis | heterophylly |
| heteropolymer codes | heterosis |
| heterospory | heterostyly |
| heterothallic | heterothallus |
| heterotrichous | heterotrophs |
| heterotrophy | heterotropic effect |
| heterozygotes | heterozygous translocation |
| hexapod | hibernation |
| hierarchical materials | high tide |
| high-acidity effects | high-alkalinity effects |
| higher energy radiations | higher fungi |
| higher plants | hill reaction |
| hilum | hippocampus |
| hippology | hippophagy |
| hirsine | hirundine |
| histo compatibility | histochemistry |
| histogenesis | histology |
| histone protein | hive |
| hog | hoggery |
| holandric genes | holdfast |
| holobasidium | holocarpic |
| holoenzymes | holy basil |
| homeostasis | hominine |
| homocysteine | homoenzymes |
| homofermenter | homogametic |
| homogenization | homogenous ray |
| homologous | homologous chromosomes |
| homologous organ | homologous protein |
| homologous recombination | homology |
| homomorphic | homonyms |
| homothallic | homothallism |
| homothallus | homozygotes |
| homozygous | homozygous cell line |
| homozygous diploid | homozygous reciprocal translocation |
| honey | honeycomb |
| honeydew | hookwarm |
| horizontal cell | horizontal gene transfer |
| horizontal growth | horizontal system |
| hormogone | hormonally regulated genes |
| hormone | hormone action |
| horsegram | horticultre |
| horticultural crops | hortorium |
| hospital | host |
| host resistance | host-parasite interactions |
| hot spots | hot spring |
| hot water treatment | household pollution |
| human evolution | human genome |
| human genome organization (hugo) | human genome project |
| human growth hormone | human immunodeficiency virus |
| human impact | human physiology |
| humanoid | humidity |
| humoral immunity | humus |
| hunger | hunter syndrome |
| hunting | husk |
| hyacinth | hyaena |
| hybrid | hybrid cell formation |
| hybrid crop | hybrid DNA |
| hybrid embryo | hybrid genes |
| hybrid plant | hybrid seed |
| hybrid selection | hybrid varieties |
| hybrid vigor | hybridization |
| hybridization analysis | hybridization of nucleic acids |
| hydathode | hydration (matric forces) |
| hydration free energy | hydraulic pressure |
| hydrilla | hydrocele |
| hydrochory | hydroelectric power |
| hydrogen bond | hydrogenation |
| hydrogeology | hydrologic cycle |
| hydrolysis | hydronasty |
| hydropathy | hydrophilic |
| hydrophily | hydrophobic |
| hydrophobic interaction | hydrophyte |
| hydroponics | hydropower |
| hydrosere | hydrosphere |
| hydrostatic pressure | hydrostatic skeleton |
| hydrotherapist | hydrotropism |
| hydroxyl group | hyenoid |
| hygenic | hygrometer |
| hygronasty | hygrophilous |
| hygroscopic movement | hygroscopic water |
| hylophagous | hymen |
| hymp | hyoid bone |
| hypanthodium | hyper acute rejection |
| hyper trophy | hyperglycemia |
| hyperplasia | hyperplasy |
| hyperploidy | hypersensitivity |
| hypersensitivity reaction | hypertension |
| hypertonic solution | hypertrophy |
| hypha | hypnospore |
| hypnotic | hypoblast |
| hypocotyl | hypodermic |
| hypodermis | hypogeal |
| hypogeal development | hypogeal germination |
| hypogeum | hypoglossus nerve |
| hypoglycemia | hypoglycemic effect |
| hypogynous | hypogyny |
| hyponasty | hypostatic |
| hypostatic alleles | hypotension |
| hypothallus | hypotheca |
| hypothyroidism | hypotonic solution |
| hysteria | hysterotomy |
| ice age | ichthyoid |
| ichthyology | ichthyophagous |
| icosahedral surface lattices | idiopathy |
| igneceous rocks | ileum |
| ilium | illegitimate name |
| illuminance | illumination |
| image forming eyes | imbibants |
| imbibition | imbricate |
| immediate early genes | immigration |
| immortalisation | immortalised cell lines |
| immune complex | immune gene therapy |
| immune response (ir) genes | immune response antigen |
| immune responses | immune surveillance |
| immune tolerance | immune-mediated kidney disorders |
| immunity | immunization |
| immunoassays | immunochemical screening |
| immunodeficiency | immunodeficiency disease |
| immunoelectron microscopy | immunofluorescence |
| immunofluorescence microscopy | immunoglobulin |
| immunoglobulin enhancer | immunoglobulin fold |
| immunological memory | immunologist |
| immunology | immunostimulating complex |
| immunosuppressants | immunosuppression |
| immunosuppressive therapy | immunotherapy |
| immunotoxicology | immunotoxins |
| imparipinnate | imperfect flower |
| imperfect fungi | imperfect stage |
| impetigo | implant |
| impression | improving forest management |
| in situ hybridization | in vitro transcription |
| in vitro translation assays | inbreeding |
| inbreeding depression | incineration |
| incipient | incipient plasmolysis |
| incisor | included phloem |
| inclusion bodies | incompatibility |
| incomplete dominance | incomplete linkage |
| incubation period | incubator |
| indecidous | indefinite inflorescence |
| indehiscent | indehiscent fruits |
| independent power producer | indeterminate inflorescence |
| india corn | india ink |
| indian almond | indian cardamom |
| indian cassia | indian fill |
| indian forests | indian legumes |
| indian millet | indian mustard |
| indian nuts | indian sarsaparilla |
| indian senna | indian tea |
| indian vegetables | indicator media |
| indicator species | indigenous population |
| indigo | indirect germination |
| indirect selection | indoor air pollution |
| induced defence | induced mutation |
| inducer | inducible catabolic operon |
| inducible enzyme | inducible gene system |
| induction | induction medium |
| inductor | indusium |
| industrial accidents | industrial alcohol |
| industrial ecosystem | industrial materials |
| industrial pollution | industrial revolution |
| industrial wastes | inedible |
| infant | infection |
| infection in phage | infection thread |
| infectious agents | infectious disease |
| infectious heredity | infectious organism |
| infectious proteins (prions) | infectivity |
| inferior ovary | inferior rectus muscle |
| infinity | inflammation |
| inflammatory | inflammatory bowel disease |
| inflammatory disease | inflammatory response |
| inflorescence | influenza |
| influenza virus | information flow |
| information processing | infracostal |
| infrared radiation | infundibulum |
| ingestion | inhabitant |
| inherit | inheritance |
| inhibiting factor | inhibition |
| inhibition of enzymes | inhibitor |
| initiation | initiation codon |
| initiation complex | initiation factors |
| injuries | innate immunity |
| inner mitochondrial membrane | inner nuclear membrane |
| inner segment | inoculum |
| inorganic | inorganic molecule |
| inorganic pesticide | inorganic sulfur fungicide |
| input reduction | insect development |
| insecticide | insectology |
| insectorium | inseminate |
| insemination | insertion |
| insertion sequence element | insertion sequences |
| insertion/deletion editing | insertional inactivation |
| insoluble copper | insomnia |
| insomnolence | inspection act |
| inspiration | instructive theory |
| insulation | insulin |
| integral control | integral membrane proteins |
| integrase | integrated pest management (ipm) |
| integration | integrin |
| integument | integumentary tapetum |
| intelligence, genetics of | interaction |
| interaction of factors | interaction variance |
| interbreeding | intercalary |
| intercalary growth | intercalary meristems |
| intercalating agents | intercalation |
| intercalation in DNA | intercellular adhesion |
| intercellular recognition | intercellular spaces |
| intercostal cartilage | interfascicular |
| interference | interferons |
| intergeneric | intermediate filaments |
| intermediate-density lipoprotein | intermittent energy |
| internal control region | internal fertilization |
| internal nostrils | international code |
| international code of botanical nomenclature | international environment law |
| international potato center | international rice research institute |
| international soil reference and - information centre | international system of units |
| international union of biochemistry | internode |
| interpetiolar | interphase |
| interrelations of root and shoots | interrupted mating technique |
| interseminal scale | interspecific somatic hybridization |
| interstitial cell stimulating | intertidal animals |
| intertidal zone | interventricular septum |
| intessuception | intestinal parasites |
| intine | intra membranous bone |
| intra-ovarian pollination | intrabreed |
| intracapsular | intracellular |
| intracellular bodies | intracellular digestion |
| intracellular parasites | intracellular resistance |
| intracellular water | intraembryonic coelom |
| intraepidermal | intrafusal muscle fibres |
| intrahepatic portion | intramuscular injection |
| intravenous | intravenous solution |
| intrinsic clotting pathway | intrinsic factor |
| intrinsic pathway | intrinsic proteins |
| intrinsic rate of increase | intrinsic value |
| introduced species | introduction of pathogens |
| introrse | intussusception |
| intusuception | invagination |
| invasive | inverse |
| inversion | inversion heterozygotes |
| inversion loop | invertebrate |
| inverted terminal repeats | invitro studies |
| involucral cell | involucre |
| involuntary | involuntary muscle |
| ion permeability | ion-exchange |
| ion-exchange chromatography | ionic bond |
| ionic concentration | ionic interactions |
| ionisation | ionising radiation |
| ionization | iris |
| iritis | iron age |
| iron springs | iron-sulfur proteins |
| irradiated substrates | irradiation of food |
| irregular | irregular cleavage |
| irregular flower | irreversible change |
| irreversible inhibition | irrigated field |
| irrigation | irritability |
| irritant | islets of langerhands |
| isobilateral | isodiametrical |
| isoelectric point | isogamate |
| isogamy | isohaemagglutinins |
| isolated microspores | isolating mechanisms |
| isolation | isolation of cell |
| isolecithal egg | isomerous |
| isomers | isomorphic |
| isomorphic alerations | isomorphic alternation of generation |
| isopeptide bonds | isosmotic definition |
| isotonic | isotonic contraction |
| isotonic solution | isotopes |
| isozyme | isozyme variants |
| ivory |
| jackel | jacket cells |
| jackfruit | jaggary |
| jambolan | jasmine |
| jaundice | java longpepper |
| jaw | jaw revelation |
| jaw suspension | jejunum |
| jelly envelope | jelly fish |
| jelly fungi | jock itch |
| joint capsule | joint cavity |
| jugal | jugular arch |
| jugular vein | jumping genes |
| jurassic | jute |
| juvenescence | juvenile braid |
| juvenile feather | juvenile hormone |
| juvenile worm | juvenility |
| kafi | kail |
| kala azar | kapok |
| kapok oil | kavakava |
| keawe | keel |
| keel petals | kelep |
| keratalgia | keratin |
| keratoid | kernel |
| ketogenesis | ketone bodies |
| keys | keystone species |
| kidney stones | kidney transplantation |
| kidney tubule epithelium | kidneybean |
| kidneys | killed vaccines |
| killer bees | killer cells |
| killer T cells | kilobase |
| kilobase pairs | kilodalton |
| kinetic energy | king fisher |
| king hornet | kingdom |
| kitchen garden | kite |
| klinostat | knee |
| knee cap patella | knob |
| knot | koch’s postulates |
| koniology | kranz anatomy |
| kreb’s cycle | kwashiorkor |
| labeo hameriatus | labeo konitus |
| labial | labial cartilage |
| labial gland | labial palp |
| labium | laboratory |
| labour | labrum |
| labyrinth | lac insect |
| lac stand | lace bark |
| lacetal | lacewood |
| lachrymal | lacquer |
| lacquer paints | lacquer tree |
| lacrimal apparatus | lacrimal nasal duct |
| lactation | lacteals |
| lactiferous | lactiferous ducts |
| lactogenic hormone | lacuna |
| lacustrine | lady’s finger |
| lag phase | lagging strand |
| lagoon | lagooning |
| lake | lambda bacteriophage |
| lambda chains | lambda gene |
| lambda vectors | lamella |
| lamellation | lamina |
| laminar flow | lampbrush chromosome |
| lanceolate | land clearing |
| land instability | land plant |
| land reclamation | landslide |
| lanneret | laparotomy |
| lapidicolous | large intestine |
| larine | larva |
| larvarium | larviparous |
| laryngcal nerve | laryngeal chamber |
| laryngo tracheal chamber | laryngo trachel groom |
| laryngotracheal groove | larynx |
| lasso | late blight |
| late genes | late stage |
| late wood | latency |
| latent period | lateral |
| lateral abdominal gill | lateral aperture |
| lateral boundary sulcus | lateral branch |
| lateral bud | lateral cilia |
| lateral commissure | lateral diffusion |
| lateral dorsal aorta | lateral elements |
| lateral ethmoid bone | lateral fold |
| lateral ganglion | lateral hemispheres |
| lateral inhibition | lateral line ossicle |
| lateral line sense organ | lateral lobe |
| lateral loops | lateral meristems |
| lateral mesoderm | lateral nerve cord |
| lateral neural fold | lateral ostia |
| lateral pedal connective | lateral telescephalic vericle |
| lateral temporal fossa | lateral vesicle |
| latex | laticifer |
| latitude | lattice |
| law of independent assortment | law of segregation |
| laxative | layer |
| layering | leaching |
| leaching of calcium | lead contamination |
| leading strand | leaf |
| leaf base | leaf beetle |
| leaf blight | leaf compound |
| leaf curl | leaf curl of peach |
| leaf cush | leaf gap |
| leaf lamina | leaf miscef |
| leaf needle | leaf primordial |
| leaf scar | leaf trace |
| leaf yellowing | leaflets |
| leaky mutants | leavening |
| leber’s heredity optic neuropathy | lecithrotrophic plantation |
| left coronary artery | left coronary sinus |
| left veena cava | legal instruments |
| legume | leguminous plants |
| lemon | lemonade |
| lentic environment | lenticel |
| lenticular transpiration | leonine |
| leopard | leporine |
| leprology | leprosy |
| leptodactylous | leptonema |
| leptotene | lethal alleles |
| lethal dose curves | lethal gene |
| lethal mutation | lethal temperature |
| lettuce | leucocytes |
| leucopenia | leucoplasts |
| leucorrhea | leukemia |
| leukocyte adhesion deficiency | lever auxanometer |
| liane | lice |
| lichens | life cycle analysis (lca) |
| life cycle of cell | life history |
| ligament | light compass orientation |
| light compensation | light effects |
| light microscope | light pipes |
| light pollution | light reactions |
| light screen | lightning |
| lightning injury | ligniform |
| lignivorous | ligulate |
| ligule | lime |
| lime sulfur | limestone |
| limicoline | limicolous |
| limiting factors | limiting nutrient |
| limnology | linear amplification sequencing |
| lingual artery | lingual gland |
| lingual lobe | lingual veins |
| link protein in proteoglycans | linkage |
| linkage groups | linked genes |
| linker DNA | linking number |
| linseed | linseed oil |
| lint | lint fibres |
| lipid | lipid bilayer |
| lipid biosynthesis | lipid vesicles |
| lipoamide | lipoic acid |
| lipoproteins | lipoproteins in plasma |
| liquid breathing | liquid hybridization |
| lithoautotrophs | lithoheterotrophs |
| lithophytes | lithosphere |
| lithotomy | lithotrophs |
| litmus | litter |
| littoral flora | live vaccines |
| liver | liver extract |
| liver transplantation | living-attenuated organism |
| loam | lobe |
| lobella | lobes |
| lobules | lock jaw |
| lock-and-key model | locomotion |
| locule | loculicidal |
| locust | lodged |
| lodging of grain | log phase |
| log phase growth | logarithm |
| logarithmic death curve | logarithmic equation |
| logwood | lomentum |
| long day | long day plants |
| long sight | long terminal repeats |
| long-cycle rust | long-distance PCR |
| long-short-day plants | longer jejunum |
| loops | lophotrichous flagellum |
| loss of consciousness | lotic environment |
| low tide | low-copy number |
| low-fluence responses (lfr) | low-irradiance effects (lpr) |
| low-temperature | low-temperature effects |
| lower alimentary system | lower plants |
| lower respiratory system | luciferous |
| lumbar region | lumbar vertebra |
| lumbricoid | lumen |
| luminous energy | lump |
| lung cancer | lupine |
| lymph | lymph capillaries |
| lymph node | lymph space |
| lymph vessel | lymphatic tissue |
| lymphatic vessels | lymphoblast |
| lymphocyte | lymphocytes B - cell |
| lymphocytic leukaemia | lymphoid organs |
| lymphoma | lymphoproliferative disorders |
| lymphotoxins | lympoblast |
| lyophilization | lyophilized |
| lyophilizing | lysigenous |
| lysis | lysogenic bacteria |
| lysogenic cell | lysogenic conversion |
| lysogenic pathway | lysogenic phage |
| lytic infection | lytic pathway |
| mabria | maceration |
| macrandrous | macrocyclic fungus |
| macrocyclic rust | macrocysts |
| macroenvironment | macroergate |
| macrogamete | macrolecithal or megalecithal eggs |
| macroleison | macromolecules |
| macromutation | macronutrients |
| macula | macupa lutea-fovea |
| maggot | magic spot |
| magna | magnetic beads |
| magnetic field | magnetic field strength |
| magnolism | main chain of proteins |
| maintenance respiration | maize beer |
| major basic protein (eosinophil) | major histocompatibility complex |
| malaria | malaria vaccine |
| male conceptacle | male cone |
| male gamete | male gametogenesis |
| male germ unit | malignancy |
| malignant hyperthermia | malignant tumors |
| malnutrition | malpighian bodies |
| malpighian capsule | malpighian tubules |
| malt | malting |
| mamdibular feet | mammal |
| mammary | mammology |
| mandible | mane |
| mangroves | manna |
| mantle | manubrium |
| maple sugar | maple syrup |
| marasmus | marginal ligulate florets |
| marginal meristem | marginal placentation |
| maricolous | marijuana |
| marine | marine birds |
| marine environment | marine invertebrates |
| marine mammal protection act (1972) | marine mammals |
| marine reptiles | marine water |
| marker | marrow |
| marsh | marsh spot of pea |
| marshy plant | marsupial |
| martin B - cell syndrome (fragile x syndrome) | mask of pregnancy |
| mass flow | masseter muscle |
| mastectomy | mastication |
| mastitis | mastoid |
| mastopathy | maternal inheritance |
| maturation | maturation-promoting factor (mpf) |
| mature phase | mature plant resistance |
| maxilla | maxillary |
| maxillipedes | maximum-minimum theromometer |
| meadow | measles |
| measurement units | mebrophase |
| mechanical energy | mechanical pulp |
| mechanical seed / dispersal | mechanical tissues |
| mechanics of stem bending | mechanism of transport |
| media for callus | medical microbiology |
| medical research tools | medicinal plants |
| medicine | medium |
| medium for meristem-tip culture | medulla |
| medulla oblongata | megasporangium |
| megaspore | megaspore haustoria |
| megaspore tetrad | megasporogenesis |
| megasporophylls | megaspsore mother cell |
| meiocyte protoplast | meiosis |
| meiosporangium | melanocyte stimulating hormone |
| melliferous | melono cyte |
| melting (denaturation) | melting point |
| melting profile of DNA | melting temperature |
| membrane | membrane asymmetry |
| membrane filters | membrane fusion |
| membrane globular model | membrane lipids |
| membrane permeability | membrane proteins |
| membrane resting potential | membrane, reconstitution |
| membrane-bound enzyme | membrane-enveloped virus |
| memory B cell | memory cells |
| mendelian genetics | mendelian ratio |
| meningitis | menopause |
| menstrual cycle | menstruation |
| mental retardation | meridional plane |
| meristem | meristem culture |
| meristem tip culture | meristematic cells |
| meristematic tissues | meroblastic clevage |
| merogamy | merolecithal egg |
| meromere | merosporangium |
| merozoites | mesearch xylem |
| mesencephalon or mid brain | mesocardium |
| mesocarp | mesocotyl |
| mesoderm | mesogamy |
| mesogloea | mesophosphoryation |
| mesophyll | mesophyll cell |
| mesophyll protoplasts | mesophyll tissue |
| mesophytes | mesothorax |
| messenger RNA (mRNA) | mesta fibre |
| metabolic activities | metabolic cycles |
| metabolic disorders | metabolic engineering |
| metabolic rate | metabolic regulation |
| metabolism | metacarpus |
| metacentric chromosomes | metal compounds |
| metal-binding fingers | metalloid |
| metamorphosis | metaphase |
| metaphase plate | metaphloem |
| metastatic tumours | metaxylem |
| methanogens | methyl alcohol |
| methyl group | methyl group transfer |
| metralgia | metrication |
| micraner | micro arrays |
| micro biota | micro tubules |
| microbial community | microbial ecology |
| microbial infection | microbial succession |
| microbial-higher plant association | microbiology |
| microbodies | microconidia |
| microculture | microcyst |
| microenvironment | microfibrils |
| microfilaments | microgamete |
| microgravity | microhabitat |
| microinjection | microinjection of DNA |
| microlesion | micromutation |
| micronutrients | microorganisms |
| microphagous | microphyllous |
| micropipettes | microprocessor |
| microprojectile | micropropagation |
| micropyle | microscope |
| microscopy | microsomal vesicles |
| microsporangia | microsporangium |
| microspore mother cell | microspore tetrad |
| microspores | microsporogenesis |
| microsporophylls | microstructure of cell wall |
| microtome | microtubule organizing centers |
| microtubules | microvilli |
| microwave procedure | microwaves |
| middle (moderately) repetitive DNA | middle gene |
| middle lamella | midgut |
| midrib | migraine |
| migration | migration of birds |
| migratory | migratory birds |
| mild water stress | mildew-resistant mutants |
| milk intolerance | milk production |
| milkweed | millet |
| mine timbers | mine wastes |
| mineral deficiency | mineral salts |
| mineral-deficiency diseases | mineral-toxicity diseases |
| mineralization | minerals |
| minigel assembly minimal bacterial concentration- | minimal inhibitory concentration |
| minimal medium | minimum viable population (mvp) |
| mining as source of water pollution | minor cereals |
| minor grooves | minor leaf vein |
| mint | mint rust |
| miocene | miscarriage |
| mismatch | missense suppressor |
| mistletoe | mitochondria |
| mitochondrial membranes | mitochondrial mutation |
| mitochondrial transcription | mitochondrial translation |
| mitosis | mitotic activity |
| mitotic recombination | mitotic spindle |
| mixed culture | mixed diet |
| mixed inhibition | mixed nerve |
| mixed pollination | mixed type |
| mixed-function oxygenase | mobile genetic elements |
| moderator | modification enzymes |
| modular protein | modulation |
| moist deciduous forest | molars |
| molds | molecular biology |
| molecular cloning | molecular evolution |
| molecular immunology | molecular mimicry |
| molecular models | molecular motor |
| molecular oxygen | molecular pathology |
| molecular scissors | molecular toxicology |
| molecular weight | mollusca |
| monarch | mongoloid |
| moniliasis | monoblast |
| monocarpellary | monocarpic perennials |
| monocarpic species | monochasial |
| monochasial helicoid cyme | monochasial scorpioid cyme |
| monochlamydeous | monoclonal antibodies |
| monoclonal antibody | monocots |
| monocotyledons | monoculture |
| monodelphous | monoecious |
| monoembryonate seed | monographs |
| monohybrid cross | monohybrid ratio |
| monohybrids | monokaryotic |
| monolayer | monomers |
| mononuclear | mononuclear phagocytes |
| mononucleous | monophosphorylation |
| monophyletic | monoplanetic |
| monoplanetism | monoploids |
| monoploidy | monopodial branching |
| monosaccharides | monosporangium |
| monospore | monothecous |
| monotrichous | moral status |
| morning sickness | morphogenesis |
| morphogenetic cells | morphogenic potential |
| morphological alteration | morphology |
| mosaic | mosaic disease |
| mosquito | mosses |
| motile | motion |
| motor end plate | motor fibre |
| motor neuron disease | mouches volantes |
| mould | moupt |
| mouth to mouth breathing | movements in plants |
| moving-edge detectors | mowing |
| mucilage | mucilage bristles |
| mucilage canal | mucomycosis |
| mucous membranes | mucus |
| mulatto | multicellular organism |
| multidimensional species | multidimensional systems |
| multienzyme bodies | multienzyme complexes |
| multiflorous | multifunctional enzyme |
| multigene disorder | multigene families |
| multigenic trait | multilacular |
| multilacunar node | multilocunar |
| multinucleated giant cells | multiparous |
| multiphasic absorption | multiple allele |
| multiple clocks | multiple myeloma |
| multiple sclerosis | multiple-drug resistance |
| multiplex loci | multiplication |
| multiplication phase | multiprotein complexes |
| multiseriate | multistate character |
| mumps | munch |
| municipal solid waste | muscle cells |
| muscle contraction | muscle fatigue |
| muscle spindle | muscular dystrophy |
| mushroom | muster |
| musty | mutagenesis |
| mutagenic ability | mutagenic agents |
| mutagens | mutant callus |
| mutants | mutation |
| mutation rate | mutation somatic cell |
| mutation, nonsense | mutation, pleiotropic |
| mutral area | mutualism |
| myalgia | mycelium |
| mycobacteria | mycobiont |
| mycology | mycorrhizae |
| mycorrhizal fungi | mycota |
| myelin basic protein | myelin-associated glycoprotein |
| myocardium | myoclonic epilepsy |
| myofibrils | myogenic |
| myoneutalgia | myosin |
| myrmecochory | myrmecophagous |
| myxedema | myymecology |
| N-formulated peptides | na+-k+ transport |
| nannandrous | nannocysts |
| nape | naphthalene acetic acid |
| narcotic | narrow spectrum antibiotic |
| narrow-sense heritability | nasal |
| nasal capsule | nasal cavities |
| nasology | nasopharynx |
| nastic movement | national ambient air quality standards (naaqs) |
| national biological survey(nbc) | national energy act (1977) |
| national energy policy act (1992) | national environmental education act |
| national environmental law centre | national environmental policy act |
| national forests | national historic preservation act |
| national leprosy eradication programme | national malaria eradication programme |
| national marine sanctuary | national park service |
| national parks | national seed storage laboratory |
| natural barriers | natural convection |
| natural environment | natural fertilizers |
| natural habitat preserves | natural hazard |
| natural immunity | natural killer cells |
| natural methods of flood control | natural mutations |
| natural resources | natural selection |
| natural standing forests | natural system |
| naturalistic fallacy | nature conservancy |
| naturopathy | nausea |
| navel | neck canal cell |
| neck canal nucleus | necrophagia |
| necrosis | necrotic spots |
| nectar | nectar gland |
| neczidia | negative control |
| negative curvatures | negative eugenics |
| negative geotropism | negative interference |
| negative phototropism | negative staining |
| negatively phototropic | nematode |
| neo-mendelian genetics | neolithic revolution |
| neonate | neotany |
| neoteny | nephralgia |
| nephritis (immune- mediated) | nephrogenic cord |
| nephrons | nephropathy |
| nephrotic syndromes | nernst equation |
| nerve cell | nerve cell structure |
| nerve endings | nerve gas |
| nerve growth factor | nerve impulse |
| nerve structure | nerves |
| nervous co-ordination | nervous system |
| nest | net primary productivity (npp) |
| net secondary productivity (nsp) | neural arch |
| neural canal | neural network |
| neurocranium | neurofilaments |
| neurogenesis | neurohemal organs |
| neurohormones | neurological disorders |
| neurologist | neuromuscular junction |
| neurons | neuropathy |
| neurophysiology | neurosecretion |
| neurotoxin | neutral spirits |
| neutralisation | neutron diffraction analyses |
| neutrophil-activating factor | new forestry movement |
| nick | nidicolous |
| night blindness | nitrate reduction |
| nitrification | nitrifying bacteria |
| nitrogen excretion | nitrogen fixation |
| nitrostarch | no-till planting |
| node | nodulation |
| nodule | noise pollution |
| nomenclature | nomina conservanda |
| non endospermous | non infectious |
| non sister chromatids | non-available water |
| non-cleiodic eggs | non-communicable diseases |
| non-spermatophytes | nonagricultural food sources |
| nonalcoholic beverages | noncoding DNA |
| noncoding inserts | noncompetitive inhibition |
| noncovalent bonds | noncrossover (parental) gametes |
| noncyclic phosphorylation | noncyclic photophosphorylation |
| nondegradable pollutants | nondisjunction |
| nondrying oils | nonembryogenic grains |
| nonendospermous seed | nonessential element |
| nonhalophiles | nonmuscle motility |
| nonparasitic diseases | nonrenewable resources |
| nonsense codons | nonsense triplets |
| nonsulfur bacteria | nontarget toxicity |
| nonvascular plants | nonvolatile oils |
| normative ethics | northern blot analysis |
| northern blots | northern blotting |
| nosil | notogenesis |
| nucellar beak | nucellar embryo |
| nucellar tissue | nucellus |
| nuciferous | nucivorous |
| nuclear antigen | nuclear energy |
| nuclear envelope | nuclear fragmentation |
| nuclear fuel production process | nuclear fusion |
| nuclear material | nuclear plant |
| nuclear pores | nuclear power plant |
| nuclear proliferation | nuclear reactor |
| nuclear sap | nuclear transplantation |
| nucleating agents | nuclei |
| nucleic acid | nucleic acid hybridization |
| nucleic acid probes | nucleic acid synthesis in flowering |
| nucleocytoplasmic interactions | nucleoid |
| nucleolar organizers | nucleolus |
| nucleoplasm | nucleus |
| nucule | null hypothesis |
| nuptial flight | nuptial pad |
| nurse cells | nurse culture technique |
| nursery | nut |
| nutmeg | nutmeg butter |
| nutrient | nutrient broth |
| nutrient medium | nutrient supply |
| nutrition of the embryo | nutritional disorders |
| nutritional mutation | nux vomica |
| nyctalgia | nyctalopia |
| nyctinasty | nymph |
| obesity | oblangate leaf |
| obligate | obligate aerobes |
| obligate parasite | obligate saprophyte |
| obstetric | obstetrician |
| obstipation | obstruction |
| obturator | occipital |
| occluded pores | ocellus |
| ocenography | ocliot |
| ocular disease | oculomotor nerve |
| odontoid | odontoid peg |
| oenothera type | oesophagus |
| offset | offspring |
| oil bodies | oil of vetiver |
| oil pollution | oil refining |
| oil spill | oil well |
| ointment | okazaki fragments |
| oleoresins | olericulture |
| olfactory | olfactory nerve |
| olfactory organ | olfactory pit |
| oligophagous | oligosaccharide synthesis |
| oligosaccharide unit | oligotrophic-(low- nutrient) environments |
| olive green pigment | olive oil |
| omasum | omnivore |
| omophagous | on-off control |
| oncogene | oncology |
| one-step growth curve | ontogeny |
| onychia | onychophagia |
| oocyte | oocytes, nuclear transplantation |
| oogamy | oogania |
| oogenesis | oogonial initial |
| oogonium | oophagous |
| ootid | open bundle |
| open-loop control system | open-pit mining |
| operational environment | operational taxonomic unit (otu) |
| operator | operator gene |
| operator region | operator site |
| operculate | operculum |
| operon | operon model |
| ophiology | opiumism |
| opportunistic pathogens | opposite layer |
| opposite pitting | opthamologist |
| optic chiasma | optic cup |
| optic lobe | optic vesicle |
| optical activity | optical density |
| optically active molecules | optimization |
| optimum temperature | oral allergy syndrome |
| oral contraceptive | oral groove |
| oral rehydration solution | oral zone |
| orbicular | orbit |
| orchard | orchid |
| orchid cell | order |
| order concept | ordovician |
| ores | organ culture |
| organ transplant | organ transplantation |
| organelles | organelles activity |
| organic compounds | organic farming |
| organic molecules | organism |
| organization of young root | organochlorines |
| organogenesis | organophosphates |
| organs | orientation of chloroplasts |
| origin of life | origin of replication |
| origin of transfer | ornamental crops |
| ornamental plants | ornamentals |
| ornithochorous | ornithology |
| ornithophily | orthopaedist |
| orthotropous ovule | oscillating system |
| osmometer | osmoregulation |
| osmoregulator | osmoscope |
| osmosis | osmotic adjustment |
| osmotic coefficient | osmotic hyporegulation |
| osmotic potential | osmotic pressure |
| osmotically active solute | ossification |
| osteoid | osteomalacia |
| osteopathist | osteopathy |
| osteotomy | ostiole |
| ostrich | otalgia |
| otologist | outdoor air pollution |
| outer membranes | outgrowth |
| output management | ova |
| oval | ovalbumin |
| ovarian | ovarian cancer |
| ovarian cyst | ovarian follicle |
| ovaries | ovary |
| ovary culture | ovary growth |
| overhunting | overlapping genes |
| overpopulation | ovine |
| oviparous | ovipositor |
| ovoid | ovoviviparous |
| ovulation | ovule |
| ovule cup | ovules |
| oxidation | oxidation-reduction potentials |
| oxidation/reductions | oxidative deamination |
| oxidative phosphorylation | oxidising agent |
| oxidizing agents | oxygen |
| oxygen dissociation curve | oxygen evolution |
| oxygen minimum layer | oxygen relations |
| oxygen-demanding wastes | oxygen-transporting proteins |
| oxygenation | oxygenic photosynthesis |
| oxygenic phototrophs | oxylophytes |
| oxytocics | oyster nut |
| ozonation | ozone depletion |
| ozone hole | ozone injury |
| ozone levels | ozoniferous |
| pace maker | pachytene |
| pack | paediatrician |
| paediatrics | pagurian |
| paints | palaeornithology |
| palatable | palate |
| palea | paleobiology |
| paleobotany | paleontology |
| palindrome | palindromic sequences |
| palindromic target | palisade parenchyma |
| palisade tissue | palm |
| palm oil | palm sugar |
| palmarosa oil | palmate |
| palmately lobed | palmately parallel venation |
| palmately reticulate venation | palmyra fibre |
| palp | palynology |
| panacea | pancreas |
| pancreas cell | pancreas transplantation |
| pancreatic acinar cell | pancreatic trypsin inhibitor |
| pangenesis | paniculate |
| pannus | papilionaceous |
| papilla | papovaviruses |
| pappus | papyrus |
| paracytic | parallel evolution |
| parallel venation | parallelism |
| paralysis | paraphysis |
| parasexual hybridization | parasexuality |
| parasite | parasite-host |
| parasitic worms | parasitism |
| parathormone | parathyroid gland |
| paratracheal parenchyma | parenchyma |
| parental combinations | parietal |
| parietal placentation | parkinson’s disease |
| paronychia | parotoid gland |
| paroxylon | parthenigenesis |
| parthenocarpic fruits/ parthenocarpy | parthenogenesis |
| parthenogenetic diploidy | partial or meroblastic cleavage |
| partial parasite | particulate pollution |
| particulates | partition coefficient |
| parturifacient | parturition |
| passage cells | passive acquired immunity |
| passive diffusion | passive immunity |
| passive power design | passive transport |
| pasteur effect | pasteurization |
| pasturage | pasty |
| patch-clamp technique | patching and capping membrane |
| patella | patent |
| path of pollen tube | pathogen |
| pathogenesis | pathogenic |
| pathogenicity | pathologist |
| patridge | pavonine |
| PCR product cloning | PCR product detector |
| PCR reagents | peanut oil |
| peat moss | pectoral girdle |
| pedicel | pediculus |
| pedipalps | peduncle |
| peel | pelagic |
| pellagra | pellicle |
| pelt | pelvic girdle |
| pelvis | pendulous |
| penetration | penicillin |
| penicillus | penis |
| penta | pentacarpellary |
| pentagonal | pentamerous |
| pentamerous flower | pentose phosphate pathway |
| pepper | peptide |
| peptide bond | peptide separation |
| percent annual growth | percent transmission |
| perennating bud | perennials |
| perfect | perfect stage |
| perforation plates | perfume |
| perfume oil | perianth |
| pericardial | pericardial cavity |
| pericardial fluid | pericardium |
| pericarp | pericentral siphon |
| periclinal | pericranium |
| pericycle | periderm |
| perigyny | perilymph |
| perinuclear space | periodic fire |
| perionychium | periosteum |
| peripheral tolerance | perishable |
| peristalsis | peristaltic movement |
| peristomium | peristoneum |
| perithecium | peritoneum |
| peritonitis | peritrichous bacteria |
| perma frost | permanent tissues |
| permanent wilting percentage | permeability |
| permian | perpetual motion machine |
| persistant calyx | persistant infections |
| persistent pollen tube | pervitelline space |
| pest control | pesticides |
| pestilence | petal |
| petaliferous | petaloid |
| petiolar | petiole |
| petiole elongation | petri dish |
| petricolous | petrochemical products |
| phaeophyceae | phage adsorption |
| phage-induced proteins | phagocytes |
| phagocytosis | phagocytosis by neutrophils |
| phagotrophic nutrition | phalanges |
| phallus | phanerogam |
| phanerophyte | phaneroplasmodium |
| pharmacognosy | pharmacology |
| pharmacopoeia | pharyngoplasty |
| pharynx | phase contrast microscope |
| phase in x-ray diffraction | phase variation |
| phellem | phelloderm |
| phellogen | phenetics |
| phenolic disinfectants | phenotype |
| phenotypic expression | phenotypic markers |
| phenotypic ratio | phenotypic variance |
| phialophore | phlegm |
| phloem | phloem fibres |
| phloem parenchyma | phocine |
| phonocardiography | phosphate pollution |
| phosphate-transfer potential | phospholipids |
| phosphorescence | phosphoryl shift |
| phosphoryl transfer | phosphorylated sugars |
| phosphorylation | phosphorylation potential |
| phosphotransferase system | photalgia |
| photic zone | photo neutral plants |
| photo periodic stimlus | photoautotrophic nutrition |
| photoautotrophs | photochemical reaction |
| photochemistry | photodestruction of chlorophyll |
| photodormancy | photoelectric charge separation |
| photoelectric effect | photoexcited rhodopsin |
| photoheterotrophs | photoinhibited |
| photolysis | photometer |
| photomorphogenesis | photomorphogenetic effect |
| photon | photonasty |
| photooxidation | photoperiod |
| photoperiodism | photophile phase |
| photophosphorylation | photoreactiving enzyme |
| photoreceptor pigment | photorespiration |
| photoreversibility | photoreversible pigment |
| photosensitivity | photosynthesis |
| photosynthetic bacteria | photosynthetic pigments |
| photosynthetic reaction center | photosynthetic unit |
| photosynthetically active radiation | photosystem destruction |
| photosystem I (PS I) | photosystem II (PS II) |
| phototaxis | phototroph |
| phototrophic bacteria | phototropic |
| phototropic curvature | phototropism |
| phragmobasidium | phycobilin pigments |
| phycobilin protein | phycology |
| phyllode | phylloid |
| phyllophagous | phyllotaxy |
| phylogenetic | phylogenetic classification |
| phylogenetic complexity | phylogenetic systematics |
| phylogenetic trees | phylogeny |
| physical degradation | physical environment |
| physical processes | physical quantities |
| physical stress | physiological drought |
| physiological ecology | physiological heterogamy |
| physiological time | physiologist |
| physiology | physiotherapiot |
| physiothoraphy | phytic acid |
| phytochrome | phytogeography |
| phytophagous | phytoplankton |
| pickled foods | pigeon |
| piggery | pigment |
| pigment systems | pigmentation disorders |
| piles | piliferous |
| piliferous layer | pilose |
| pilous | pimple |
| pineal body | pineal gland |
| pineapple | pink eye |
| pinna | pinnate |
| pinnately reticular venation | pinocytosis |
| pisciculture | piscine |
| pistil | pistillate flower |
| pistillode | pit |
| pit aperture | pit chamber |
| pit connection | pit paris |
| pitcher | pith |
| pithecology | pitted |
| placenta | placenta previa |
| placental cell | placentation |
| planes of cleavage | plankton |
| plant breeding | plant community |
| plant diseases | plant distribution |
| plant geography | plant growth substances |
| plant hormones | plant improvement |
| plant introduction | plant morphology |
| plant nutrients | plant pathology |
| plant products | plant quarantine |
| plant skeleton | plantain |
| plantation crops | plantlets |
| plasma cells | plasma lipoproteins |
| plasma membrane | plasma water |
| plasmalemma | plasmapheresis |
| plasmid | plasmodermatal connections |
| plasmodesmata | plasmodiscarp |
| plasmodium | plasmogamy |
| plasmolysis | plastic compound |
| plasticity | plastids |
| platelet(s) | platihelminthes |
| plectostele | pleopods |
| pleuropneumonia | ploidy |
| ploidy levels | plumule |
| plurilocular | plurilocular sporangia |
| plutonium isolation | plywood |
| pneumatophores | pneumonia |
| pneumonia | pochard |
| pod | podalgia |
| podiatrist | point mutagenesis |
| point mutation | poisonous |
| polar axis | polar nodule |
| polarity | poliomyelitis |
| pollen grain | pollen tube |
| pollination | poly hedral |
| polyarch | polycentric |
| polychasial | polydactyl |
| polydomonus | polyembryony |
| polymorphism | polypetalous |
| polypetatius | polyploid |
| pomiculture | pomiferous |
| poppy | porcine |
| porifera | poriferous |
| pork | porogamy |
| porogamy | positive geotropism |
| positive phototropism | post fertilization |
| posterior end | posterior mesenteric artery |
| postpartrum hemorrhage | postural drainage |
| potometer | poultice |
| poultry | precipitation |
| precursor | predaceous |
| predaceous fungi | premature baby |
| prenatal care | prepuce |
| prescription | presentation of arm |
| pride | primary capitulum |
| primary cell wall | primary germ cells |
| primary germatocyte | primary host |
| primary producer | primate |
| primitive | primordiuns |
| proboscis | procumbent |
| proembryo | progametangia |
| prolapse | proliferation |
| prolongation | promoters |
| pronuclous | prop root |
| prophylactic | prophylaxis |
| proplastids | prosorus |
| prostate gland | prostrate system |
| protandry | protective layer |
| protein | prothallus |
| protogyny | protoplasmodium |
| protuberance | pruning |
| psammophytes | pseudo membrane |
| pseudo vacuole | pseudopodium |
| psoriasis | psychiatrist |
| psychrophytes | pterygium |
| pubescent | pulmonary circulation |
| pulse | pulvinus |
| pupil | pure culture |
| purgative | putrefaction |
| putrescent | putrid |
| pycnidium | pyorrhea |
| pyrenoid | quadrant |
| quadrate | qualitative |
| qualitative variation | quality assurance |
| quality control | quantity symbols |
| quarantine | quartz |
| quartz sand | quaternary structure |
| quercus | quiescence |
| quiescent center |
| sabai grass | saccharin |
| saccule | sacral vertebra |
| sacrophagous | sacrum |
| safe drinking water act (1974) | safflower |
| safflower oil | saffron |
| saffron teak | sagitate |
| sago | saline soil |
| saliva | salivary gland cell |
| salivary glands | salmon poisoning |
| salt balance | salt gland |
| salt lakes | salt-water crocodile |
| salting | saltwater intrusion |
| sample well | sand drown |
| sandalwood | sandalwood oil |
| sanitary landfill | sanitation |
| santonin | sap wood |
| sapgreen | sapota |
| sappanwood | saprophagous |
| saprophyte | sarcolemma |
| satellite | satellite DNA |
| satinwood | saturated |
| saturation | saurophagous |
| savanna | savory seeds |
| sawdust | scabies |
| scalariform | scalariform pitting |
| scale leaf | scaled skin syndrome |
| scaling | scaphoid |
| scapulagia | scarification |
| scattering | schizocarp |
| schooling | scientific approach |
| sciophytes | sciurine |
| sclereids | sclerenchyma |
| scleromalacia perforans | sclerosis |
| sclerotia | scorpioid |
| screening library | screening YAC libraries |
| scrotum | scutellum |
| SDS-polyacrylamide gel | SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis |
| sea cucumber | sea level |
| seafood | seasonal activity |
| seawater culture | seaweed |
| seborrhea | secale |
| second messenger | second messenger system |
| second polar body | secondary cell wall |
| secondary egg membrane | secondary event |
| secondary extinction | secondary growth |
| secondary host | secondary immunodeficiency disease |
| secondary metabolites | secondary nucleus |
| secondary oocyte | secondary plant compounds |
| secondary pollutants | secondary post outbreaks |
| secondary root | secondary sewage treatment |
| secondary sexual character | secondary spermatocytes |
| secondary standards | secondary tissue |
| secondary treatment | secondary xylem |
| secretary structures | secreted antibodies |
| secretion | secretion system |
| secretory cells | secretory chain |
| secretory component | secretory granules |
| secretory iga | secretory vesicles |
| sectioning | sedative |
| sedges | sedimentary organic matter |
| sedimentary rock | sedimentation |
| sedimentation coefficient | sedimentation equilibrium |
| sedimentation rate | sedimentation velocity |
| sediments | seed |
| seed bank | seed coat |
| seed culture | seed disinfection |
| seed disinfestation | seed dormancy |
| seed formation | seed habit |
| seed plants | seed protection |
| seed treatment | seed treatment equipment |
| seed-coat dormancy | seed-coat morphology |
| seed-coat structure | seedling |
| seedling dark growth | seedling hardening |
| segmental deletion | segmental flexibility |
| segmentation pattern | segmented genome |
| segmented viruse | segregation |
| seismology | seismomorphogenesis |
| selectable markers | selected ion monitoring (sim) |
| selection | selection coefficient |
| selection of characters | selection of growing areas |
| selective amplification | selective breeding |
| selective cutting | selective gene application |
| selective gene expression | selective media |
| selective reabsorption | selective toxicity |
| selectively permeable | selector genes |
| selenate absorption | seleniferous soils |
| self sterility | self-boiled lime sulfur |
| self-fertilization | self-incompatibility |
| self-incompatible | self-sustained sequence replication |
| semi parasite | semiconservative DNA replication |
| semiconservative replication | semidrying oils |
| semilunar valve | seminal vesicles |
| seminiferous tubules | semipermeable |
| semipermeable membrane | semiprecious minerals |
| semiquinone intermediate | semisterility |
| semisynthetic anitobiotics | senescense |
| sense strand of DNA | senses strand |
| sensible energy transfer | sensible heat storage |
| sensitive plant | sensitivity of cells |
| sensitivity test | sensitivity testing |
| sensitivity to auxin | sensor protein |
| sensory information | sensory or receptor organ |
| sensory perception | sepal |
| sepaloid | separate clocks |
| separation disc | septal branch |
| septate | septate fibre |
| septic tank | septicemia |
| septicidal | septifragal |
| septum | sequence of nucleotides |
| sequencing | sequencing gel |
| sequential feedback control | sequential model |
| serial transplantation | sericulture |
| series | serine, R group of |
| serological HLA typing | serological methods |
| serologist | serology |
| serpentine | serrate |
| sertoli cells | serum |
| serum sickness | sesame |
| sesame oil | sessile |
| severe combined immunodeficiency | sewage |
| sewage disposal | sewage treatment |
| sex chromosome | sex chromosome aberrations |
| sex determination | sex education |
| sex hormones | sex hygiene |
| sex organs | sex pilus |
| sex-chromosomal aneuploidy in man | sex-determining chromosome |
| sex-lethal (sxl) gene | sex-linked inheritance |
| sexual dimorphism | sexual disorders |
| sexual reproduction | sexuality |
| sexually transmitted diseases | shade plants |
| shadow casting | shaft |
| shake tubes | shakes |
| shaving | shea butter |
| sheathed alga | sheathed bacteria |
| sheathing leaf base | sheet, rubber |
| shellac | shingles |
| shiver | shoal |
| shock | shoot |
| shoot system | short days |
| short-cycle rust | short-day plants (sdp) |
| short-long-day plants | shrinkage, temperature |
| shrub | shulk |
| sickle cells | sickle-cell anemia |
| side chain in protein | side chains |
| side effects | siege |
| sieve cell | sieve elements |
| sieve plates | sieve pores |
| sieve tube | sieve-element- companion-cell complex |
| sieve-tube member | sigma factor |
| sigmoid | sigmoid growth curve |
| signal | signal recognition particle |
| signal transduction | signal transduction in T cells |
| signs | silage |
| silent mutation | siliciferous |
| silk cotton | silt |
| silviculture | similarity coefficient |
| similarity index | simple leaf |
| simple perforation | simple pits |
| simple proteins | simple raceme |
| simple sieve plate | simple staining |
| simulant | single cell protein |
| single-copy genes | single-photon sensitivity |
| single-strand conformation polymorphisms | single-strand-binding protein |
| single-stranded DNA | sinu-artial node (s.a. node) |
| sinus infection | sinus node |
| sinusitis | siphonostele |
| siphonous filament | sister chromatid exchanges (sces) |
| sister chromatids | site-directed mutagenesis (sdm) |
| site-specific recombination | sjogren’s syndrome |
| skeletal hypha | skeletal muscle |
| skeleton | skin cancer |
| skin respiration | skin tests |
| slate | sleeping sickness |
| sliding-filament model | slime |
| slime layer | slime mold |
| slime-mold actin | slope culture |
| sloth | slow viral diseases |
| sludge, small intestine | small grains |
| small nuclear ribonucleoprotein particles | smallpox |
| smelting | smog |
| smog injury | smoke injury |
| smoking | smooth endoplasmic reticulum |
| smooth muscles | smudge of onion |
| smut | smut spore |
| snakegourd | snowdrops |
| snuff | soap |
| soap nut | soap substitutes |
| soap-pods | soapbark |
| soapberries | soaproot |
| soapwort | social ecology |
| social institutions | social solutions |
| societal issues | soda water |
| sodic soils | sodium channel poisoning |
| sodium motive force | sodium-calcium exchanger |
| soft drinks | soft fibres |
| soft rot of sweet potato | soft soap |
| soft water | soft woods |
| soil conservation service | soil degradation |
| soil erosion service | soil erosion, costs of |
| soil fertility | soil horizons |
| soil moisture | soil moisture tension |
| soil profile | soil water |
| solar energy | solar radiation |
| solarization | solid waste |
| solid waste treatment | solid-phase DNA synthesis |
| solid-phase immunoassay | solitary cyme |
| solubility coefficient | soluble starch |
| solutes | solution |
| solution culture | solvent |
| somaclonal variant selection | somatic |
| somatic cell gene therapy | somatic cell genetics |
| somatic cell hybridization | somatic cells |
| somatic embryogenesis | somatic embryos |
| somatic fusion | somatic hybridization |
| somatic hybrids | somatic mutations |
| somatic reduction | somatic stage |
| somatic theory of aging | somnifacient |
| somniferous | sonication |
| soporific | sore |
| sore throat | sorensen coefficient |
| sorghum | sorghum syrup |
| sorosis | sorting of proteins |
| sorus | sour gum |
| source | souse |
| southern hybridization | sow |
| sowbug | soya |
| soyabean | soyabean oil |
| spadix | spasm |
| spastic child | spathes |
| spatial gradients in chemotaxis | spatial summation |
| spawning | spearmint |
| special creation | specialized form |
| specialized race | speciation |
| species | species diversity |
| species preservation | species richness |
| specific absorption | specific heat capacity |
| specific linking difference | specificity |
| specimen preparation | spectrograph |
| spectrophotometer | spectrum |
| speedball | sperm |
| sperm dimorphism | sperm mother cells |
| spermatia | spermatogenesis |
| spermatophytes | spermatozoa |
| spermiogenesis | spherical aberration |
| spices | spike |
| spin column chromatography | spinach |
| spinal cord | spiral |
| spiral thickening | spleen |
| splenic arteries | splicing of RNA |
| split genes | sponges |
| spongy mesophyll | spongy parenchyma |
| spontaneous | sporangiolum |
| sporangiophore | sporangium |
| spore discharge | spore germination |
| spore mother cell | spore tetrad |
| sporocarp | sporoderm stratification |
| sporodochium | sporogenesis |
| sporophore | sporophyte |
| sporulation | spotted wilt |
| sprain | spruce |
| spur | sputum |
| squash | squills |
| stability | stabilization |
| stages of germination | staining |
| stalk | stalk cell |
| stamen | stamens of gravitropic |
| staminal hairs | staminate |
| staminodes | standard deviation |
| stapedectemy | stapes |
| starch | starch grains |
| starch products | starch sheath |
| starchless plastids | start codon |
| start signal | start signal in protein synthesis |
| starting point dates | starvation |
| stationary phase | stationary phase cells |
| statistical inference | statistics |
| steady state | steady state phase |
| steady-state condition | steam |
| stele | stellate |
| stellate hairs | stem anatomy |
| stem cell | stem elongation |
| stem tuber | stereoelectronic control |
| stereospecific transfer | sterilants |
| sterilization | sternum |
| steroid backbone | steroid hormones |
| stiff man syndrome | stigma |
| stigmatic exudates | stigmatic papilla |
| stilt root | stimulation |
| stimulus | stinging hairs |
| stipitate | stipule |
| stipulodes | stock pollutants |
| stoffel fragment | stolon |
| stoma | stomach ulcers |
| stomata | stomatal transpiration |
| stomium | stone cells |
| stone fruits | stop codon |
| storage | storage diseases |
| storage excretion | storage of vegetables |
| storage products | storeyed cork |
| straight-growth test | strands |
| stratification | streak photographs |
| streak-plate method | streaming movement |
| streams | strep throat |
| stress | stressful environments |
| striated muscle | stringent response |
| strobilus | stroke |
| stroke volume | structural fibres |
| structural genes | stub-pollination |
| stupefacient | sty |
| stylar exudates | style |
| styrax | sub-aerial |
| sub-irrigation | subepidermal layer |
| submaxillary | submerged plant |
| submerged stage | subsidiary cells |
| substituted proteins | substitution |
| substitution mutation | substomatal chamber |
| substrate channeling | substrate cycle |
| substratum | succulents |
| suckers | sudan gum |
| sugar beet | sugar cane |
| sugar cane mosaic | sugar, sorghum |
| suicide inhibition | suicide inhibitors |
| sulci | sulfur bacteria |
| sulfur cycle | sulfur spring |
| sulfur-reducing bacteria | sulphur compound |
| summation | summer wood |
| sun lesions | sunflower |
| sunflower oil | sunken stomates |
| sunn hemp | sunscald |
| super female | super males |
| supercoiled DNA | supercoiling |
| supercoiling of DNA | supercooled water |
| supercooling | supercooling point |
| superficial cleavage | superficial placentation |
| superhelix | superinfections |
| superior | superior ovary |
| superoptimal concentrations | superoxide anion |
| superposed | supersaturation |
| supplementary units | supply sense |
| supporting cell | suppository |
| suppressor cells | suppressor mutations |
| suppressor T cells | supra-renal gland |
| surface fibres | surface tension |
| surface waters | survival |
| survival of cells | survival of the fittest |
| susceptibility | suspension culture |
| suspensor | sustainable development |
| sustainable economy | sustainable growth |
| sustainable harvesting | sustainable society |
| sustainable technology | sustainable uses of biodiversity |
| sustainable waste management | sustainable world |
| suture | sweet basil |
| sweet cassavas | sweet flag |
| sweet potato | sworm |
| sylviculture | symbiont |
| symbiosis | symbiotic |
| symbiotic digestion | symbiotic nitrogen fixation |
| symbiotic relationship | sympathetic nervous system |
| symphile | symplastic growth |
| sympodial branching | symptoms |
| synapsis | synaptic cleft |
| syncarpous | syncytium |
| syndactyl | syndrome |
| syne ecology | synergy |
| synonym | synovial cavity |
| synthesis | synthetic boards |
| synthetic camphor | synthetic dyes |
| synthetic fibres | synthetic growth hormones |
| synthetic organic chemicals | synthetic organic pesticides |
| synthetic peptide | synthetic rubber |
| synzoospore | syphilis |
| systematic botany | systemic circulation |
| systole |
| T-helper cells | T-lymphocytes |
| tangential | tap root |
| tape worm | taurine |
| tautomer | tautomerism |
| taxon | taxonomy |
| tegmen | telophase |
| temperate | template |
| temporary wilting | tendon |
| tendril | tension wood |
| terminalization | termination codons |
| termination factors | termination of protein synthesis |
| termination sites | terminator sequence |
| terminology | termitarium |
| ternate | terrestrial biomes |
| terrestrial fungi | terrestrial mesophytes |
| terrestrial plants | tertiary egg membrane |
| tertiary roots | tertiary sewage treatment |
| tertiary structure | test cross |
| test-tube pollination | testa |
| testes | testicular failure |
| testosterone | tetanus |
| tetanus immune globulin | tetracarpellary pistil |
| tetracyclic | tetrad analysis |
| tetrads | tetramerous |
| tetraploidy | tetrarch xylem |
| tetrasporangium | tetraspore |
| textile fibres | thalamus |
| thallus | thermal algae |
| thermal conductivity | thermal conductor |
| thermal cycle | thermal death time |
| thermal inversion | thermal pollution |
| thermal stability | thermochemical conversion |
| thermochemical heat storage | thermodynamics |
| thermodynamics, laws of | thermoelectricity effect |
| thermogenesis | thermolysin |
| thermonasty | thermoneutral zone |
| thermoosmosis | thermoperiodism |
| thermophile | thermoprotection |
| thermosphere | thermotropism |
| therophyte | thiamine deficiency |
| thigmomorphogenesis | thigmonasty |
| thigmotropism | thorn |
| thread worm | three-dimensional image |
| threonine deaminase | thromboembolism |
| thrombosis | thrombus |
| thylakoid channels | thylakoid membranes |
| thyme | thymocytes |
| thymus | thymus dependent |
| thyroid | thyroid gland |
| thyroid hormones | thyroid stimulating hormone |
| thyroid-stimulating hormone receptor | thyrotoxicosis |
| Ti plasmid | tidal power station |
| tides | tillering |
| timber | timber plants |
| tinea | tinsel type |
| tissue | tissue culture |
| tissue culture techniques | tissue derivatives |
| tissue factor | tissue paper |
| tissue plasminogen activator | toddy |
| tolerance | tonsillitis |
| tonsils | toplast |
| topography | topology |
| torus | total cycle length |
| total or holoblastic cleavage | totipotency |
| totipotent | totipotent cells |
| toxemia | toxemia of pregnancy |
| toxic | toxic goitre |
| toxic identification | toxic materials |
| toxic shock syndrome | toxic substances control act (1980) |
| toxic wastes | toxicity |
| toxicology | trace elements |
| traces | trachea |
| tracheae | tracheal system |
| tracheid | trachoma |
| traditional species | transamination |
| transcription | transcription factors |
| transcriptional regulation | transduction |
| transfer cells | transfer RNA (tRNA) |
| transfer vesicles | transformant |
| transformation | transformation by DNA |
| transformation progeny | transformation to cancerous state |
| transforming factor | transforming viruses |
| transfusion tissue | transgene |
| transgenic animals | transgenic crops |
| transgenic mice | transgenic plants |
| transition | transition state |
| transition temperature | transition-type mutations |
| translational level | translocated element |
| translocation | translocation of ribosome |
| transmission | transparency |
| transpiration | transplantation |
| transplantation of organs and tissues | transplantation rejection |
| transplanting | transport across membranes |
| transport antibiotics | transport of auxin toward shaded side |
| transport protein | transposable elements |
| transposition | transposon |
| transposon lagging | transverions |
| transverse diffusion | traveler’s diarrhea |
| tree ferns | tree harvesting |
| triarch xylem | tricarpellary |
| trichoblast | trichocephalus |
| trichogyne | trichoid |
| trichomatus | trichuris |
| tricuspid valve | trifoliate |
| trigger hairs | trihybrid cross |
| trilacumar node | trimerous flower |
| triphasic life cycle | triple fusion |
| triplet binding technique | triploidy |
| tristyly | tritiated water |
| tropic movements | tropical |
| tropical evergreen rain forest | tropical rainforest |
| tropisms | tropistic response |
| troubleshooting | truffles |
| trunk | tubal lignation |
| tube cell | tube nucleus |
| tubectomy | tuber |
| tuber-inducing substance | tuberclosis |
| tuberous root | tuberous storage root |
| tubular | tubular florets |
| tubules | tumefacient |
| tumor | tumor promoters |
| tumor suppressor gene | tumor viruses |
| turgid | turgidity |
| turgor movement | turgor pressure |
| turgot | turmeric |
| turner syndrome | turpentine industry |
| twiner | twisted |
| tyloses | tympemum |
| type method | types of keys |
| typhoid fever | typological species |
| ubiquitous | ubisch bodies |
| ulcer | ulcerative colitis |
| ultra-high- temperature methods | ultracentrifugation |
| ultrastructure | ultrastructure of sieve tube |
| ultraviolet radiation damage | ultraviolet rays |
| umbel | umbilical cord |
| umbilical hernia | uncoating enzyme |
| uncoupling | uncoupling protein |
| undefined medium | underground storage organs |
| undifferentiated | undulant fever |
| undulate | unequal holoblastic cleavage |
| uni linear evolution | unicellular |
| uniform garden | unilacunar node |
| unilocular | unilocular sporangia |
| uniport | uniseriate |
| unisexual | unit |
| unit evolutionary period | unit membranes |
| unitegmic ovule | universal donors |
| universal promoter | universal receipient |
| universal solvent | unnatural amino acids |
| unsaturated fatty acids | unstriped muscle |
| unsuccessful crosses | unwinding proteins |
| upright cells | upstream |
| uptake | upward selection |
| urbanization | urea excretion |
| urea production | urease test |
| uremia | ureters |
| urethra | urinary bladder |
| urinary tract | uriniferous tubule |
| ursine | uteralgia |
| uterus | uv rays |
| UV-B photoreceptor | uv-radiation |
| vaccination | vaccines |
| vacuole | vagina |
| valvate | variable region |
| variation | varicose vein |
| varnishes | vas deferens |
| vasa efferentia | vascular bundle |
| vascular cryptogams | vascular plants |
| vascular ray | vascular system |
| vascular tissue | vasectomy |
| vector | vector borne diseases |
| vector control | vectors for cloning |
| vegetal pole | vegetation |
| vegetative cell | vegetative crops |
| vegetative organization | vegetative organs |
| vegetative phase | vegetative propagation |
| vegetative reproduction | veinclearing |
| veinlets | veins |
| velamen | venation |
| venereal disease | venereum |
| venous system | ventilation |
| ventral canal cell | ventricles |
| vermifuge | vernalisation |
| verrucase | vertebral column |
| vertical plane | vesicle |
| vessel | vestigeal vascular bundle |
| vestigial organ | vestoxle |
| vexillary aestivation | vibration |
| vinegar | viniferous |
| violet | violet root rot |
| viperine | viral antigens |
| viral genome | viral infection |
| viral receptors | viral replication |
| virilization | virulance |
| virulence in vaccines | virulent viruses |
| virus-based vectors | viscera |
| viscosity | visible radiation |
| vision | visual pigments |
| vitalism | vitamin |
| vitamin deficiencies | vitelline membrane |
| viticulture | vitiligo |
| viviparous | vivipary |
| vivipary | volatile oil |
| voluntary muscle | vulcanization |
| vulpine | wall pressure |
| wall regeneration | warmblooded animals |
| wart disease | warts |
| wasp | waste management |
| waste-to-energy facilities | wastewater |
| water activity | water and food borne diseases |
| water balance | water bloom |
| water borne disease | water column |
| water deficit | water holding capacity |
| water molds | water oxidation |
| water permeability | water pollution |
| water pollution control act (1956) | water potential |
| water purification | water reabsorption |
| water reservoir | water resources |
| water retaining capacity | water storage tissue |
| water table | water uptake |
| water vapour | water vapour pressure |
| water vascular system | water-borne illness |
| water-soluble vitamins | water-splitting enzyme |
| waterlogged roots | waterlogging |
| watermelon | watershed management |
| wavelengths of radiation | wax |
| wax beads | wax flower |
| weak promoters | weak stem |
| weather | weathering |
| webbing | weeds |
| western blotting | wet and dry bulb thermometer |
| wetland sewage treatment | wetlands convention |
| whiplash | whiplash flagellum |
| whipworms | white blood cells |
| white blood corpuscles | white pine blister rust |
| white rot of onion | white rust |
| whooping cough | whorl |
| whorled | widal test |
| wild type | wilt |
| wilt disease | wilt production |
| wilting coefficient | wilting point |
| wind breaks | wind power |
| wine production | wing petals |
| winter buds | winter injury |
| withering | womb |
| wonder drug | wooble hypothesis |
| wood | wood distillation |
| wood fibres | wood flour |
| wood gas | wood oil |
| wood preservation | wood production |
| wood pulp | wood roting fungi |
| wood sugar | wood tar |
| wood turpentine | wood wool |
| wood-working industries | world health organization (who) |
| world resources institute | worm |
| wound botulism | wound cork |
| wound, healing | wounding |
| x-bacteria | x-bodies |
| x-inactivation centre | x-linked genes |
| x-linked recessive mutations | x-ray crystallography |
| x-rays | xanthophylls |
| xenogamy | xerophytes |
| xerosere | xiphoid bone |
| xylem | xylem fibres |
| xylem parenchyma | xyliphagous |
| xyloid | y-linked genes |
| yam | yeast infection |
| yellow fever | yellow teak |
| yellow-green algae | yogurt |
| yolk | zinc-deficiency disease |
| zona fasciculate | zona glomerulosa |
| zona pellucida | zona reticularis |
| zonal centrifugation | zonation |
| zone | zone of optimal proportion |
| zoo geography | zoochory |
| zoonosis | zoophagous |
| zooplankton | zoosporangium |
| zoospore | zwitterions |
| zygomorphic | zygomorphic absorption |
| zygote | zygote genes |
| zygotene | zygotic meiosis |
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பதிப்பகம் தமிழ் இணையப்பல்கலைக்கழகம் சென்னை
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பதிப்பாண்டு முதற்பதிப்பு - 2009
மின் பதிப்பாசிரியர் முனைவர் தமிழ்ப்பரிதி மாரி திட்ட முதன்மையர்
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தமிழ்ப்பேழை இந்நூலின் உரிமை நிலை CC BY-SA
Publisher Tamil Virtual Academy
Chennai Published by Committee for Lexicon
of Terminologies Year of Publication 2009 Editor of ePublication Dr. Thamizhpparithi Maari Project Head Tamiḷ Pēḷai License of this book CC BY-SA