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aleuron(e|əˈljʊərən, -əʊn|
[ad. Gr. ἄλευρον flour.]
An albuminoid or proteinous substance found in amorphous granules in the seeds of plants, etc.
1869S. W. Johnson How Crops Grow 92 Hartig..distinguished them by the name Aleurone, a term which we may conveniently employ. By Aleurone is..meant..those organised granules found in the plant, of which the albuminoids are chief ingredients. 1875Bennett & Dyer Sachs' Bot. 55 The aleurone grains of oily seeds contain no oil. 1879Syd. Soc. Lex., Aleuron masses or crystals are found in the vitellus of the ova of fishes and other vertebrata. |