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hemotrophe
hemotrophe[hē′mä·trə·fē] (biochemistry) The nutritive substance supplied via the placenta to embryos of viviparous animals. hemotrophe
he·mo·troph , hemotrophe (hē'mō-trof), The nutritive materials supplied to the embryos of placental mammals through the maternal bloodstream. Compare: embryotroph, histotroph. [hemo- + G. trophē, food] he·mo·troph , hemotrophe (hē'mō-trōf, hē-mot'rŏ-fē) The nutritive materials supplied to the embryos of placental mammals through the maternal bloodstream.
Compare: embryotroph
Synonym(s): haemotroph, haemotrophe. [hemo- + G. trophē, food]hemotrophe (hē′mah′trŏ-fē) [ hem- + Gr. trophē, nourishment] Nutrition carried to the developing embryo by the placenta. |