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bioplasm Biol.|ˈbaɪəʊplæzm|
[f. bio- + Gr. πλάσµα a thing moulded.]
Prof. Beale's term for: The germinal matter of all living beings; living ‘protoplasm.’
1872Beale Bioplasm i. §14 As the germ of every living thing consists of matter having the wonderful properties already mentioned, I have called it germinal matter; but the most convenient and least objectionable name for it is living plasma or bioplasm. 1882Spectator 30 Sept. 1251 A bit of bioplasm, or a minute parasitical organism.
Hence bioˈplasmic a.
1872Nicholson Biol. 71 Bioplasmic matter is colourless, transparent, and apparently wholly destitute of structure. 1883Wright Dogm. Sceptic. 12 Bioplasmic theories. |