| phenology |
the study of organisms and their activities in relation to the seasons of the year. Also, off-cycle phenology.
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| phenol |
A Synfuels Plant byproduct that is a flammable, colorless, oily liquid used for the manufacture of adhesives such as plywood glue. Phenol resins are also used for laminates and molding compounds.
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| phenology |
Study of the timing of biological activity over the course of a year, particularly in relation to climate. For example, scientists at the HBEF have maintained long-term yearly records of tree phenology, recording when trees "leaf out" in the spring and lose their leaves in the fall.
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| phenolic |
(extended definition) Made from chemicals of the phenol group and formaldehyde.
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| phenol poisoning |
Intoxication or chemical burns of the skin, caused by exposure to carbolic acid?containing compounds, such as those found in some dyes, deodorizers, and disinfectants. These substances are corrosive to the skin and mucous membra
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