allo-, all- (Greek: different, other, another; divergence).allachesthesia:
allegory:
allelotaxis:
allenthesis:
allergen:
allergization:
allergy:
allesthesia:
allesthetic:
alloalbumin:
alloantibody:
alloantigen:
alloarthroplasty:
allobar:
allobiosis:
allobiosphere:
That part of the biosphere in which heterotrophic organisms occur but into which organic food material must be transported as primary production does not take place.
allocarpy:
allocentric:
allocheiral:
allocheiria:
allochemic:
Any secondary compound produced by plants as part of their defence mechanism against herbivores; acting either as a toxin or digestibility reducer.
allochesthesia:
allochezia:
allochiral:
allochiria:
allochoric, allochore:
Occurring in two or more communities within a given geographical region.
allochroic, allochroism:
Exhibiting color variation or having the ability to change color.
allochromacy:
allochromasia:
allochronic:
Not contemporary; existing at different times; used of populations of species living, growing, or reproducing during different seasons of the year.
allochthonous, allochthony:
Exogenous; originating outside and transported into a given system or area.
allocinesia:
allocortex:
allocryptic:
A reference to organisms that conceal themselves under a covering of other material, living or non-living.
allocycly:
allodynia:
alloeroticism:
alloerotism:
alloesthesia:
alloesthesic:
allogamous, allogamy:
Cross fertilization.
allogeneic:
allogeneous:
allogenic, allogenetic:
1. A reference to factors acting from outside the system, or of material transported into an area from outside.
2. Having different sets of genes. allogotrophia:
allograft:
allograph:
allographic:
allography:
allogrooming:
Grooming by one individual of another.
alloimmune:
alloiogenesis:
Alternation of generations; an alternation between sexual and asexual phases in a life cycle.
alloiometron:
allokeratoplasty:
allokinesia, allokinesis, allokinetic:
Passive or involuntary movement; drifting.
allolactose:
allolalia:
allomerism:
allometric:
allometron:
allometry:
allomixis, allomictic:
Cross fertilization.
allomone:
A chemical substance produced and released by one species in order to communicate with another species.
allomorph:
allomorphic:
allomorphism:
allomorphosis:
allonomous:
allonym:
allonymous:
alloparasite:
An organism parasitic on an unrelated host organism.
allopath:
allopathetic:
allopathic:
allopathist:
allopathy:
allopatric:
allopelagic:
A reference to organisms occurring at any depth in the pelagic zone.
allophane:
allophasia:
allophasis:
allophenic:
allophilous, allophily:
A reference to a plant that lacks morphological adaptations for attracting and guiding pollinators.
allophily:
allophone:
allophore:
allophylian:
allophytoid:
alloplasia:
alloplasm:
alloplasmatic:
alloplast:
alloplastic:
alloplasty:
alloploid:
allopolyploidy:
allopsychic:
allopsychosis:
allorhizal:
allorhythmia:
allorhythmic:
allosematic:
A reference to coloration or markings that imitate warning patterns of other typically noxious or dangerous organisms.
allosensitization:
allosome:
Any chromosome or chromosome fragment other than a normal A-chromosome.
allostoses:
allosynapis:
allotheism:
Allotheria:
allotherm:
An organism having a body temperature determined largely by the ambient or surrounding temperature.
allotopic, allotopy:
A reference to populations or species that occupy different macrohabitats.
allotoxin:
allotransplantation:
allotriosmia:
allotriploid:
allotriuria:
allotrope:
allotrophic:
1. Obtaining nourishment from another organism.
allotropism, allotropic,: 1. The mutual attraction of cells, especially gametes. 2. A reference to the influx of nutrients into a body of water or ecosystem from outside. 2. The condition of a flower having a plentiful supply of readily available nectar. allotropous, allotropy:
A reference to unspecialized insect species that are able to feed on a variety of flowers.
allotrylic:
allotypy:
alloxuremia:
alloxuria:
allozygote:
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