plasmolytic (plasmolitik)

[ ized by plasmolysis; employed in plasmolysis. plasmolyze (plasmo-līz), v. t.; pret. and pp. plasmolyzed, ppr. plasmolyzing. [ In order to see the primordial utricle better, plasmolyse the cell by running in 10 p. c. salt solution. Huxley and Martin , Elementary Biology, p. 404. plaster (plaster), n. [Formerly also plaister, playster; plasmodiocarp (plas-modi-o-kärp), [NL. plasmodium + Gr. καρπός, a fruit. In Myro mycetes, a form of fructification which is more 2, or le irregular in shape. Compare athalium, and sporangium. Cooke, Myxomycetes of Great Britain, p. 30. plasmodiocarpous (plas-modi-o-kärpus), a. [ plasmodiocarp + -ous .] Resembling, char acterized by, or producing plasmodiocarps. Cooke, Мухоmycetes of Great Britain, p. 30.