Discipline scientifique étudiant les particules microscopiques telles que les pollens, les spores et autres microfossiles organiques, actuels ou fossiles, afin de reconstituer la végétation, les climats et les environnements anciens, ou d’analyser les impacts médicaux (par exemple les allergies).

palynologiesnoun

Pluriel de palynologie.

palynologiqueadj

Relatif à la palynologie, l'étude des pollens.

palynologiquesadj

Pluriel de palynologique.

palynologuenoun

Chercheur ou chercheuse spécialisé en palynologie, qui étudie les pollens.

palynologuesnoun

Pluriel de palynologue.

palynomorphenoun

Microfossile à paroi organique

palynomorphesnoun

Pluriel de palynomorphe.

palynozonenoun

Biozone basée sur le contenu palynologique des sédiments.

palynozonesnoun

Pluriel de palynozone.

palytoxinenoun

Puissant vasoconstricteur qui peut provoquer la ciguatéra.

palytoxinesnoun

Pluriel de palytoxine.

palzamnoun

Forme mutée de balzam par durcissement (b → p).

palzamegennnoun

Forme mutée de balzamegenn par durcissement (b → p) : momie.

palzamegennoùnoun

Forme mutée de balzamegennoù par durcissement (b → p) : momies.

palzamoùnoun

Forme mutée de balzamoù par durcissement (b → p).

palácnoun

Palais.

palácionoun

Palais.

paláciosnoun

Pluriel de palácio.

paládiosnoun

Pluriel de paládio.

paládiumnoun

Palladium.

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