biome

See also: Biome

English

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biome

Wikipedia

Etymology

From bio- +‎ -ome.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈbaɪ.oʊm/

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Noun

biome (plural biomes)

1. Any major regional biological community such as that of forest or desert.
2. All the genomes of such a community.

Derived terms

• agrobiome
• anthropobiome
• bathome
• enterobiome
• glycobiome
• holobiome
• macrobiome
• metabiome
• microbiome
• mycobiome
• nanobiome
• necrobiome
• pathobiome
• pedobiome
• phytobiome
• psychobiome
• rhizobiome
• urobiome
• zonobiome

Translations

biological community

Catalan: bioma (ca) m Chinese: Cantonese: 生物羣落 (sang1 mat6 kwan4 lok6) Czech: biom (cs) m Danish: biom (da) n Dutch: bioom (nl) n Esperanto: biomo Finnish: biomi (fi) French: biome (fr) m Galician: bioma German: Biom (de) n Icelandic: lífbelti n Indonesian: bioma Irish: bithóm m Italian: bioma (it) m Malay: biom Polish: biom (pl) m Portuguese: bioma (pt) m Romanian: biom n Russian: биом (ru) m (biom) Spanish: bioma (es) m Swedish: biom (sv) n Thai: ชีวนิเวศ (chii-wá-ní-wêet) Ukrainian: біом m (biom) Yiddish: ביִאָם m (bióm)

French

Etymology

From bio- +‎ -ome.

Pronunciation

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Noun

biome m (plural biomes)

1. biome