phytochemical

As adjectives the difference between phytochemical and physicochemical

is that phytochemical is of or pertaining to phytochemistry while physicochemical is dependent on the joint action of both physical and chemical processes.

As a noun phytochemical

is any chemical substance characteristic of plants.

As adjectives the difference between photochemical and phytochemical

is that photochemical is of, relating to, or produced by photochemistry or by photochemical reactions while phytochemical is of or pertaining to phytochemistry.

As a noun phytochemical is

any chemical substance characteristic of plants.

As a noun phytochemical

is any chemical substance characteristic of plants.

As an adjective phytochemical

is of or pertaining to phytochemistry.

As an adverb phytochemically is

in a phytochemical way.

As nouns the difference between phytochemical and limonoid

is that phytochemical is any chemical substance characteristic of plants while limonoid is any of a class of phytochemicals, found in citrus fruit and certain other plants, believed to have various therapeutic effects.

As an adjective phytochemical

is of or pertaining to phytochemistry.