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biogenic

[bi″o-jen´ik]

originating in a biological process.

bi·o·gen·ic

(bī'ō-jen'ik),

Produced by a living organism.

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biogenic

(bī′ō-jĕn′ĭk)

adj.

1. Produced by living organisms or biological processes.

2. Necessary for the maintenance of life processes.

biogenic

Biogenous adjective Arising or originating from a biologic process

bi·o·gen·ic

(bī'ō-jen'ik, bīō-jenik)

Produced by living organisms.

[G. bios, life, + gennaō, to produce]

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