Pronunciation: /ækˈtɪnoʊˌtraɪk/
noun a type of hair found in certain plants, algae, and fungi, consisting of a central core surrounded by radiating filaments
A1 Actinotrich is a type of filamentous structure found in some bacteria.
A2 Under the microscope, actinotrich can be observed in certain species of microorganisms.
B1 The presence of actinotrich is used as a diagnostic feature in identifying certain bacterial strains.
B2 Researchers are studying the role of actinotrich in microbial biofilm formation.
C1 The intricate network of actinotrich plays a crucial role in the structural integrity of bacterial colonies.
C2 Advanced imaging techniques have revealed the dynamic behavior of actinotrich in bacterial cell motility.
formal The actinotrich hairs on the plant help attract pollinators.
informal Check out those cool actinotrich hairs on the flower!
slang That plant has some funky actinotrich going on.
figurative Her personality was like actinotrich, drawing people towards her effortlessly.
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