Associations to the word «Inoculum»
Noun
- Pathogen
- Spore
- Flask
- Broth
- Ml
- Seedling
- Dispersal
- Liter
- Microorganism
- Soybean
- Contaminant
- Yeast
- Sanitation
- Infection
- Biomass
- Fungus
- Vial
- Batch
- Bacterium
- Pod
- Lag
- Carbonate
- Planting
- Debris
- Crop
- Rotation
- Gallon
- Reactor
- Weeds
- Soil
- Glucose
- Preparation
- Substrate
- Epidemic
- Seed
- Harvest
- Productivity
- Virus
- Propagation
- Disease
- Pest
- Initiation
- Gram
- Strain
- Mold
- Calcium
- Corn
- Nutrient
- Residue
- Cultivation
- Formulation
- Growth
- Ph
- Incidence
- Organism
- Mushroom
- Culture
- Removal
- Host
- Medium
- Cell
- Suspension
- Source
- Liquor
- Potential
- Storage
- Wheat
- Plant
- Nitrogen
- Tissue
- Extract
- Density
- Mg
- Transfer
- Attachment
- Dose
Adjective
Wiktionary
INOCULUM, noun. The active material used in an inoculation; an inoculant
Dictionary definition
INOCULUM, noun. A substance (a virus or toxin or immune serum) that is introduced into the body to produce or increase immunity to a particular disease.
Wise words
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