Definition of Allomone

1. Noun. Any substance emitted by a member of one species that affects the behaviour of another to the emitter's advantage ¹

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Medical Definition of Allomone

1. A compound produced by one organism, typically a pheromone that induces a behavioural or physiological change in an individual from another species. The effect is usually to the detriment of the recipient and benefit of the producer. Compare: kairomone, pheromone. Origin: G. Allos, other, + -mone (05 Mar 2008)

Lexicographical Neighbors of Allomone

alloisoleucine
alloisomer
allokeratoplasty
allokinesis
allolactose
allolalia
allolevivirus
allomaleic acid
allomeric function
allomerism
allomerous
allometric
allometries
allometron
allometry
allomone (current term)
allomones
allomorph
allomorphic
allomorphism
allomorphisms
allomorphs
allomother
allomothered
allomothering
allomothers
allomucic acid
allongement
allonges

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