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phæophyll Bot.|ˈfiːəfɪl| [mod. f. Gr. ϕαιός dusky + ϕύλλον leaf: after chlorophyll.] Name proposed for the brown colouring-matter, composed of phycophæin and phycoxanthin, found in sea-weeds of the families Fucaceæ and Phæosporeæ.
1890in Cent. Dict. 1893Syd. Soc. Lex., Phæophyll, the brown colouring-matter of the Fucoïdeæ; also called Phyllophæin. |