biochore
/ˈbʌɪə(ʊ)kɔː/Ecology
noun
A group of similar biotopes; a subdivision of the biosphere (with various possible ranks), (also) specifically the largest such division, as forest, desert, grassland, etc.
Origin
Early 20th century (in an earlier sense). From German Biochore from bio- + ancient Greek χώρα place, country.
- Toryism
- tosa
- to save one's life
- to say nothing of
- to say the least (of it)
- to scale
- Toscana
- Toscanini, Arturo
- to scream (also cry, yell,etc.) blue murder
- to seek
- tosh
- to size
- Tosk
- to someone's cost
- to spare
- toss
- toss a pancake
- tosser
- tossing the caber
- toss it in
- toss one's cookies
- tosspot
- toss someone/oneself off (or toss off)
- toss something off
- toss-up