halophil
[ hÄ?lâ²É-fÄl ]
n.
An organism, especially a microorganism, that requires a high concentration of salt in its environment for optimal growth.
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halâ²oâ¢philâ²ic (-fÄlâ²Äk) adj.Words nearby halophil
halolike, halometer, halon, halo nevus, haloperidol, halophil, halophile, halophyte, halosere, halo sign, halothane
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