Similar words: putrefaction, rarefaction, putrefy, benefaction, stupefaction, active, collective farm, inactive. Meaning: [‚pjuːtrɪ'fæktɪv] 
adj. causing or promoting bacterial putrefaction.
adj. causing or promoting bacterial putrefaction. 
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1. The characters and current situation of easy putrefactive goods transport are introduced.
2. I was filled with indignation about the putrefactive and gangrenous traditional educational teaching system that caused a regiment of deaf and mute English learners throughout all over china.
3. The tuna is putrefactive, so the Japanese eat it freshly.
4. Objective To study the relationship between the DNA content of chondrocytes in the costal cartilage and postmortem interval in putrefactive rat cadavers.
5. Any of various amines (such as putrescine or cadaverine) formed by the action of putrefactive bacteria.
6. Second, get the best proportion of various antimicrobials by rotating design to inhibit the reproduction of putrefactive bacteria as far as possible.
7. Objective To study the development and changes of pressure of putrefactive gas (PPG) in cadaveric enterocelia in spring, and to explore its application in estimation of postmortem interval (EPI).
8. Sodium chloride is useful in a fermentation process of foods by limiting the growth of putrefactive organisms and by inhibiting the growth of large numbers of other organisms.
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