xerophile |
halophiles |
As an adjective xerophile
is xerophilic.
As a noun halophiles is
.
xerophile |
halophile |
As nouns the difference between xerophile and halophile
is that
xerophile is any xerophilic organism while
halophile is an organism that lives and thrives in an environment of high salinity, often requiring such an environment; a form of extremophile.
xerophile |
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xerophile |
barophile |
As nouns the difference between xerophile and barophile
is that
xerophile is any xerophilic organism while
barophile is an organism that lives and thrives under high barometric pressure; a form of extremophile.
xerophile |
aerophile |
As an adjective xerophile
is xerophilic.
As a noun aerophile is
(biology) any air-breathing organism.
xenophile |
xerophile |
As adjectives the difference between xenophile and xerophile
is that
xenophile is xenophilic while
xerophile is xerophilic.
xerophily |
xerophile |
As nouns the difference between xerophily and xerophile
is that
xerophily is quality of being xerophilic while
xerophile is any xerophilic organism.
organism |
xerophile |
As a noun organism
is (biology) a discrete and complete living thing, such as animal, plant, fungus or microorganism.
As an adjective xerophile is
xerophilic.
xerophilic |
xerophile |
Xerophile is a related term of xerophilic.
As an adjective xerophilic
is capable of growing and reproducing in conditions with a low availability of water.
As a noun xerophile is
any xerophilic organism.