paramylum (Meaning)
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paramylum (n.)
A substance resembling starch, found in the green frothy scum formed on the surface of stagnant water.
Synonyms & Antonyms of paramylum
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paramylum Sentence Examples
- Euglena possesses paramylum, a reserve carbohydrate stored in its chloroplasts.
- The paramylum content of Euglena varies depending on environmental conditions such as light and nutrient availability.
- Paramylum granules are highly refractile and can be easily observed under a microscope.
- The breakdown of paramylum provides energy for Euglena's cellular processes.
- Paramylum is synthesized through the polymerization of glucose molecules.
- The presence of paramylum in Euglena distinguishes it from other unicellular organisms.
- Paramylum accumulates when Euglena is exposed to high light intensities and limited nitrogen sources.
- The size and abundance of paramylum granules can indicate the physiological status of Euglena cells.
- Paramylum serves as an important diagnostic feature in the identification of Euglena species.
- Paramylum research has applications in biofuel production and environmental monitoring.
FAQs About the word paramylum
A substance resembling starch, found in the green frothy scum formed on the surface of stagnant water.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Euglena possesses paramylum, a reserve carbohydrate stored in its chloroplasts.
The paramylum content of Euglena varies depending on environmental conditions such as light and nutrient availability.
Paramylum granules are highly refractile and can be easily observed under a microscope.
The breakdown of paramylum provides energy for Euglena's cellular processes.
