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amphitrichate

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am⋅phit⋅ri⋅chate

[am-fi-tri-kit]
–adjective (of bacteria)
having a single flagellum at each end.
Also, am⋅phit⋅ri⋅chous.


Origin:
< Gk amphi- amphi- + trich- (s. of thríx hair) + -ate 1
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amphitrichate am·phit·ri·chate (ām-fĭt'rĭ-kāt', -kĭt) or am·phit·ri·chous (-kəs)
adj.
Of, relating to, or characteristic of a microorganism that has a flagellum or flagella at each end.

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