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axenic culture

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axenic culture [ā′zen·ik ′kəl·chər]
(biology)
The growth of organisms of a single species in the absence of cells or living organisms of any other species.
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Spore germination and young gametophyte development of Botrychium and Ophioglossum in axenic culture.
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