chromatophore / krəˈmæt əˌfɔr, -ˌfoʊr, ˈkroʊ mə tə‐ /

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chromatophore 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. Zoology. a cell containing pigment, especially one that through contraction and expansion produces a temporary color, as in cuttlefishes.
  2. Botany. one of the colored plastids in plant cells.

更多chromatophore例句

  1. The pyrenoid is evidently concerned in the formation of the chromatophore, or in its division.
  2. The cell-wall and the chromatophore bands divide, each nucleus passes to the centre, and two new cells are formed.
  3. In C. pediculus, a single chromatophore occurs on the inside of the upper valve.
  4. Schmitz states that the chromatophore is thickened in the middle and contains a pyrenoid.
  5. Chromatophore single, covering the entire interior of the frustule, except the ventral part of the zone and the median lines.