Definition of osmophilic in English:

osmophilic

adjective ˌɒzməˈfɪlɪk

Biology

Of a microorganism, especially a yeast: living or thriving in an environment of high osmotic pressure (e.g. due to high sugar or salt concentration).

adjective ˌɒzməˈfɪlɪk

Biology

= osmiophilic.

Origin

1920s. From osmo- + -philic, after German osmophil
1930s; earliest use found in Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden. From osm- + -o- + -philic.

Definition of osmophilic in US English:

osmophilic

adjectiveˌɒzməˈfɪlɪk

Biology

Of a microorganism, especially a yeast: living or thriving in an environment of high osmotic pressure (e.g. due to high sugar or salt concentration).

adjectiveˌɒzməˈfɪlɪk

Biology

= osmiophilic.

Origin

1920s. From osmo- + -philic, after German osmophil<br>1930s; earliest use found in Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden. From osm- + -o- + -philic.

词汇	osmophilic
释义	Definition of osmophilic in English: osmophilic adjective ˌɒzməˈfɪlɪk Biology Of a microorganism, especially a yeast: living or thriving in an environment of high osmotic pressure (e.g. due to high sugar or salt concentration). adjective ˌɒzməˈfɪlɪk Biology = osmiophilic. Origin 1920s. From osmo- + -philic, after German osmophil 1930s; earliest use found in Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden. From osm- + -o- + -philic. Definition of osmophilic in US English: osmophilic adjectiveˌɒzməˈfɪlɪk Biology Of a microorganism, especially a yeast: living or thriving in an environment of high osmotic pressure (e.g. due to high sugar or salt concentration). adjectiveˌɒzməˈfɪlɪk Biology = osmiophilic. Origin 1920s. From osmo- + -philic, after German osmophil<br>1930s; earliest use found in Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden. From osm- + -o- + -philic.
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