Definitionadj. having or consisting of a single cell
Last update: July 9, 2015
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Fermentation, according to Pasteur, was caused by the growth and multiplication of unicellular organisms out of contact with free oxygen, under which circumstance they acquire the power of taking oxygen from chemical compounds in the medium in which they are growing. [Please select]
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There can be no doubt that these cysts represent a stage in the life-history of some minute unicellular plant or animal. [Please select]
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Probably the Noctiluca is not rivalled in this respect even by miscroscopic unicellular algæ which compose the "red snow." [Please select]
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Inheritance must be looked at as merely a form of growth, like the self-division of a lowly-organised unicellular plant. [Please select]
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Bacteria may be defined as very minute, unicellular organisms of a plantlike character. [Please select]
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Dermal glands: hypodermal unicellular glands which secrete wax, setae, spines, etc. [Please select]
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Inheritance must be looked at as merely a form of growth, like the self- division of a lowly-organised unicellular organism. [Please select]
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By common consent the term "infectious" is restricted to those diseases caused by the invasion and multiplication of certain very minute unicellular organisms included under the general classes of bacteria and protozoa. [Please select]
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Every living creature from a man to a mushroom, or even to the smallest animalcule or unicellular plant is always partly fluid, but never entirely so. [Please select]
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