physiomes
plural of physiome

physiometry
physiological measurement

physiophyly
The direct study of the evolution of functions and vital activities rather than observation of its supposed ontogenic recapitulation.

physioregulation
physiochemical regulation

physiosemeiosis
The application of semiotics to the Gaia hypothesis

physiosophy
Knowledge or wisdom concerning nature.

physis
Nature, as contrasted with law or custom.
The epiphyseal plate, a hyaline cartilage plate in the metaphysis at each end of a long bone, found in children and adolescents.

physitheism
The ascription of physical form and attributes to a deity.

physnomie
Obsolete spelling of physiognomy.

physnomies
plural of physnomy

physnomy
Obsolete spelling of physiognomy.

physode
A form of microsome present in the cytoplasm of some algae

physodes
plural of physode

physopod
One of the Thysanoptera (syn. Physopoda); a thrips.

physopods
plural of physopod

phytoabsorption
Absorption by plants.

phytoacoustics
The study of the ways or manners in which plants respond to ambient sound.

phytoagar
A form of agar made from terrestrial plants

phytoarcheology
Alternative form of phytoarchaeology.

phytoassociation
association with plants

phytoassociations
plural of phytoassociation

phytoavailability
The condition of being phytoavailable

phytobacteriology
bacteriology of the phytobacteria

phytobiology
The branch of biology that involves plants.

phytocenose
Alternative form of phytocoenosis.

phytocenoses
plural of phytocenose
plural of phytocenosis

phytocenosis
All the plants of a biocenosis

phytochelation
phytochemical chelation

phytocoenology
The study of phytocoenoses

phytocoenose
Alternative form of phytocoenosis.

phytocoenoses
plural of phytocoenose

phytocoenosis
All the plants of a biocenosis

phytodegradation
The process by which substances taken by a plant from its environment are broken down

phytodynamics
The movements of plants.

phytoecology
The ecology of plants

phytogenics
A group of natural growth promoters used as feed additives.

phytogeogenesis
The origin of plants in geologic time.

phytogeographies
plural of phytogeography

phytogeography
The science that studies the geographical distribution of plants; geobotany

phytography
The branch of botany concerned with the description of plants.

phytokarst
A phenomenon where speleothems or speleogens align with the sunlight that enters the cave.

phytolatry
The worship of plants.

phytolithology
The science that deals with fossil plants; paleobotany; paleophytology.

phytologies
plural of phytology

phytology
the study of plants; botany

phytomania
A fascination with plants.

phytomediation
Synonym of phytoremediation.

phytomediations
plural of phytomediation

phytomelan
Alternative form of phytomelanin.

phytomelanin
A hard, black material that forms a crust on the surface of some seeds

phytometrics
The study of methods for uniquely recognizing or predicting physiological processes in plants based upon one or more intrinsic physical or behavioral traits

phytometry
The measurement of physiological responses of plants.

phytomorphology
The morphology of plants

phytonism
The theory that plants are composed of phytons

phytonomy
The science of the origin and growth of plants.

phytonymy
The nomenclature of plants.

phytopaleontology
The subdiscipline of paleontology that deals with plants.

phytopathogenicity
The condition of being phytopathogenic

phytophagy
The eating of plants.

phytopharmacy
The study of phytopharmaceutical substances.

phytophotodermatitides
plural of phytophotodermatitis

phytophotodermatitis
A condition in which the skin becomes hypersensitive to ultraviolet light, caused by contact with the photosensitizing compounds found naturally in some plants such as limes.

phytophototoxicity
The quality of being phytophototoxic.

phytoplanktivory
The condition of being phytoplanktivorous

phytopromotion
An increase in the production of a phytochemical.

phytoprotection
The protection of plants from any outside destructive influence

phytoprotector
Anything that provides phytoprotection

phytoprotectors
plural of phytoprotector

phytoremediation
Bioremediation through the use of plants.

phytoremediations
plural of phytoremediation

phytosanitation
The maintenance and verification of the health of plants, especially in terms of quarantine requirements.

phytosaur
Any of the extinct order †Phytosauria of large semi-aquatic predatory archosaurs, resembling modern crocodiles, that flourished during the Late Triassic period.

phytosaurs
plural of phytosaur

phytosorption
absorption by plants

phytosorptions
plural of phytosorption

phytostabilisation
Alternative form of phytostabilization.

phytostabilization
The long-term stabilization and containment of a pollutant by means of plants.

phytostimulation
A form of phytoremediation in which microbial activity near the roots is increased

phytostimulations
plural of phytostimulation

phytosynthesis
biosynthesis by plants

phytotechnologies
plural of phytotechnology

phytotechnology
Any biotechnology that uses plants.

phytoteratology
The teratology of plants.

phytotherapies
plural of phytotherapy

phytotherapy
The use of plant extracts for medical purposes.

phytotomy
The study of the internal structures of plants.

phytotoxicities
plural of phytotoxicity

phytotoxicity
The condition of being phytotoxic
A measure of the extent to which something is phytotoxic

phytotoxicology
The toxicology of plants

phytotreatment
Synonym of phytoremediation.

phytotreatments
plural of phytotreatment

phytovolatilisation
Alternative form of phytovolatilization.

phytovolatilization
A form of phytoremediation in which substances from the soil are released into the air, sometimes after being broken down into volatile components

phytovolatilizations
plural of phytovolatilization

phytozoophagy
The condition of being phytozoophagous

piacle
A heinous offense that requires expiation.

piacles
plural of piacle

piacula
plural of piaculum

piacularities
plural of piacularity

piacularity
The quality of being piacular, of requiring atonement.

piaculum
An expiatory sacrifice.
The victim in such a sacrifice.
An act requiring expiation.

pianette
A small piano.

pianettes
plural of pianette

pianism
One's way of playing the piano.
A way of composing or an instance of passagework that is idiomatic, ergonomic, and intrinsically well-suited to the unique capabilities and expressive characteristics of the piano as an instrument.

pianisms
plural of pianism

pianistics
The art or technique of playing the piano.

pianolessness
Absence of a piano.

pianomania
A great popularity of piano music in a population.
A strong interest in pianos and piano music (in an individual)

piation
atonement or expiation.

picaresqueness
The quality of being picaresque.

picayuneness
The quality of being picayune.

picayunishness
The state of being picayunish.

piccage
Money paid at fairs for permission to set up booths.

pichakaaree
Alternative form of pichakaree.

pichakaree
A genre of Indo-Trinidadian folk music, sung in a mixture of English, Hindi, and Bhojpuri.

pickability
The quality of being pickable.

pickedevant
Alternative form of pike-devant.

pickedness
The state of being sharpened or pointed.
fineness; spruceness; smartness

pickfest
A period of intense or frequent picking (in various senses).

pickfests
plural of pickfest

pickiness
picky behaviour
The quality of being picky.

pickpocketism
pickpocketing

picksomeness
The quality of being picksome.

pickthanking
The behaviour of a pickthank, gaining favour by unworthy means.

pickyness
Alternative spelling of pickiness.

picnometry
Misspelling of pycnometry.

pico
Ellipsis of pico de gallo.

picobiliphyte
A form of photosynthetic picoplankton.

picobiliphytes
plural of picobiliphyte

picocyanobacteria
plural of picocyanobacterium

picocyanobacterium
Any cyanobacterium having dimensions less than about 2 micrometres