Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Peristrephic

👉 A peristrephical is a type of enzyme found in bacteria that catalyzes the hydrolysis of glucose. This enzyme catalyzes the hydrolysis of glucose to produce fructose and pyruvate, which are then used for energy production. The term "peristrephical" comes from the Greek word "peristere" meaning "within," and "phala" meaning "enzyme."

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👉 A peristrephic is a type of plant that has two leaves on each stem. This means that the leaves are attached to the stem in pairs, forming a pair of "stems" or branches. The two leaves on each stem work together to produce food for the plant. Peristrees are found in many different types of plants, including ferns and epiphytes.

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