nitrogenous
[nahy-troj-uh-nuh s]
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adjective
containing nitrogen.
Origin of nitrogenous
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They vary considerably in nitrogenous matter, averaging about 25 per cent.
No Animal FoodRupert H. Wheldon
Nitrates may also be formed in the combustion of nitrogenous bodies.
Manures and the principles of manuringCharles Morton Aikman
The kidneys are the most important organs for the removal of nitrogenous waste.
A Civic BiologyGeorge William Hunter
In the kidneys, it loses water and nitrogenous wastes (urea).
A Civic BiologyGeorge William Hunter
Nitrogenised, Containing azote or nitrogen; a common epithet of nitrogenous substances used as food.
nitrogenous
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