paeonin
/ˈpiːənɪn/(also peonin) Biochemistry
noun
A bright red anthocyanin pigment occurring in the petals of red peonies and in certain other plants.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Henry Watts (1815–1884), chemist. From classical Latin paeōnia peony + -in, after French péonine.
- Mariotte's law
- Mariotte's tube
- Mariotte tube
- mariposa lily
- mariposa tulip
- mariposite
- mariscos
- marish
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- Maris Piper
- Maris, Roger
- Marist
- Marist Brother
- Marist Father
- marital
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- marital bed
- marital home
- maritally
- marital rape
- marital status
- marital therapy
- mariticidal
- maritimal
- maritime