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Cultured without any other organism. For example as a broth that sustains growth of the protist. Many amoebae have been brought into axenic culture although to date (with the possible exception of Trichospherium, which is actually a testate amoeba) no marine gymnamoebae has been successfully brought to axenic condition. [More]
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Straight lines on a chart that provide a framework for measurement and reference. Typically, the X-axis and Z-axis are used to display label items, and the Y-axis shows values or facts (measurable items), such as units and amounts.
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