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inoculum
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inoculum /in·oc·u·lum/ (-ok´u-lum) pl. inoc´ula   material used in inoculation.
in·oc·u·lum (-nky-lm)
n. pl. in·oc·u·lums or in·oc·u·la (-l)
The microorganisms or other material used in an inoculation. Also called inoculant.
inoculum
material used in inoculation.
inoculum Epidemiology A gob of a pathogens to which a host is exposed at the time of transmission of an infection


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