Similar words: plastic, plastics, plasticity, plasticine, plastic explosive, plaster cast, fastidious, fastidiously. Meaning: ['plæstɪd] 
n. any of various small particles in the cytoplasm of the cells of plants and some animals containing pigments or starch or oil or protein.
n. any of various small particles in the cytoplasm of the cells of plants and some animals containing pigments or starch or oil or protein. 
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1. Amyloplast A plastid that synthesizes and stores starch grains.
2. Note: The fluorescence intensities of plastid nucleoids are expressed by their mean values.
3. Plastid of most angiosperms is uniparental maternal inheritance, yet a majority of gymnosperm is uniparental paternal inheritance.
4. Product of ATPase reaction was mainly found in plastid, ERs, matrix of cytoplasm, and intine of pollen wall.
5. Effects of different sun - shading treatments plastid pigment on flue - cured tobacco were researched.
6. Proteoplast A colorless plastid ( leucoplast ) that stores protein.
7. Preservation or loss of extranuclear DNA introduced inherited mechanism of plastid and mitochondrion in angiosperms'pollen.
8. Loose, bound Ca was mainly distributed in the cell wall, cell membrane, tonoplast and plastid, and more Ca was deposited in vacuoles.
9. The internal lamellae originate from an invagination of the inner of double membranes surround the plastid.
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