Definition of acidophilic in English:

acidophilic

adjective ˌasɪdə(ʊ)ˈfɪlɪkəˌsɪdə(ʊ)ˈfɪlɪkəˌsidəˈfilik

Biology

1(of a cell or its contents) readily stained with acid dyes.
Example sentencesExamples
- Methylene blue stains basophilic constituents of the tissue, whereas erythrocin stains the acidophilic elements.
- The tumor cells had elongated blunt-ended nuclei and acidophilic fibrillary cytoplasm.
- Histologically the tumor cells closely resemble normal hepatocytes, although the cytoplasm may be more acidophilic or hydropic than in those cells in the surrounding liver.
- When eosin is used as a tissue stain, the acidophilic structures are sometimes referred to as eosinophilic.
- The cytoplasm is predominantly acidophilic with some residual basophilia.
2(of a microorganism or plant) growing best in acidic conditions.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Adiantum venustum needs to be grown in a specific soil for acidophilic plants, soft and with an average drainage.
- The site is rich in acidophilic species, particularly pteridophytes and bryophytes, and contains a number of regionally rare taxa.
- The conditions at Champagne Pool are ideal for thermophilic, mildly acidophilic archaeans such as the Sulfobales and Thermoproteales.
- The benefits of liming catchments have also been questioned on conservation grounds as some naturally acidophilic plant communities would be damaged.
- The cooperatives, undisputed market leaders in the production of acidophilic plants for garden centres, cannot give up on a policy of research.

Definition of acidophilic in US English:

acidophilic

adjectiveəˌsidəˈfilik

Biology

1(of a cell or its contents) readily stained with acid dyes.
Example sentencesExamples
- When eosin is used as a tissue stain, the acidophilic structures are sometimes referred to as eosinophilic.
- The cytoplasm is predominantly acidophilic with some residual basophilia.
- Methylene blue stains basophilic constituents of the tissue, whereas erythrocin stains the acidophilic elements.
- Histologically the tumor cells closely resemble normal hepatocytes, although the cytoplasm may be more acidophilic or hydropic than in those cells in the surrounding liver.
- The tumor cells had elongated blunt-ended nuclei and acidophilic fibrillary cytoplasm.
2(of a microorganism or plant) growing best in acidic conditions.
Example sentencesExamples
- The conditions at Champagne Pool are ideal for thermophilic, mildly acidophilic archaeans such as the Sulfobales and Thermoproteales.
- The site is rich in acidophilic species, particularly pteridophytes and bryophytes, and contains a number of regionally rare taxa.
- The Adiantum venustum needs to be grown in a specific soil for acidophilic plants, soft and with an average drainage.
- The benefits of liming catchments have also been questioned on conservation grounds as some naturally acidophilic plant communities would be damaged.
- The cooperatives, undisputed market leaders in the production of acidophilic plants for garden centres, cannot give up on a policy of research.

单词	acidophilic
释义	Definition of acidophilic in English: acidophilic adjective ˌasɪdə(ʊ)ˈfɪlɪkəˌsɪdə(ʊ)ˈfɪlɪkəˌsidəˈfilik Biology 1(of a cell or its contents) readily stained with acid dyes. Example sentencesExamples Methylene blue stains basophilic constituents of the tissue, whereas erythrocin stains the acidophilic elements. The tumor cells had elongated blunt-ended nuclei and acidophilic fibrillary cytoplasm. Histologically the tumor cells closely resemble normal hepatocytes, although the cytoplasm may be more acidophilic or hydropic than in those cells in the surrounding liver. When eosin is used as a tissue stain, the acidophilic structures are sometimes referred to as eosinophilic. The cytoplasm is predominantly acidophilic with some residual basophilia. 2(of a microorganism or plant) growing best in acidic conditions. Example sentencesExamples The Adiantum venustum needs to be grown in a specific soil for acidophilic plants, soft and with an average drainage. The site is rich in acidophilic species, particularly pteridophytes and bryophytes, and contains a number of regionally rare taxa. The conditions at Champagne Pool are ideal for thermophilic, mildly acidophilic archaeans such as the Sulfobales and Thermoproteales. The benefits of liming catchments have also been questioned on conservation grounds as some naturally acidophilic plant communities would be damaged. The cooperatives, undisputed market leaders in the production of acidophilic plants for garden centres, cannot give up on a policy of research. Definition of acidophilic in US English: acidophilic adjectiveəˌsidəˈfilik Biology 1(of a cell or its contents) readily stained with acid dyes. Example sentencesExamples When eosin is used as a tissue stain, the acidophilic structures are sometimes referred to as eosinophilic. The cytoplasm is predominantly acidophilic with some residual basophilia. Methylene blue stains basophilic constituents of the tissue, whereas erythrocin stains the acidophilic elements. Histologically the tumor cells closely resemble normal hepatocytes, although the cytoplasm may be more acidophilic or hydropic than in those cells in the surrounding liver. The tumor cells had elongated blunt-ended nuclei and acidophilic fibrillary cytoplasm. 2(of a microorganism or plant) growing best in acidic conditions. Example sentencesExamples The conditions at Champagne Pool are ideal for thermophilic, mildly acidophilic archaeans such as the Sulfobales and Thermoproteales. The site is rich in acidophilic species, particularly pteridophytes and bryophytes, and contains a number of regionally rare taxa. The Adiantum venustum needs to be grown in a specific soil for acidophilic plants, soft and with an average drainage. The benefits of liming catchments have also been questioned on conservation grounds as some naturally acidophilic plant communities would be damaged. The cooperatives, undisputed market leaders in the production of acidophilic plants for garden centres, cannot give up on a policy of research.
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