bioplasm

bi·o·plasm

(bī'ō-plazm),

Protoplasm, especially in its relation to living processes and development.

[bio- + G. plasma, thing formed]

A nonspecific term for germinal material within cells, which is regarded as essential to life functions—e.g., cytoplasm or protoplasm.

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If the formed substances at each level are the products of the bioplasm, must not trie bioplasm itself be stratified in nearly the same sense ?

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