Usually means: Undifferentiated precursor to specialized plastids.
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  1. proplastid: Merriam-Webster
  2. proplastid: American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language
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  4. proplastid: Wiktionary
  5. proplastid: Dictionary.com
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  1. proplastid: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
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▸ noun:  (cytology) A small, colourless cell that develops into any form of plastid

Similar:
plastid, plastidule, plastide, protoplastid, plastidome, trophoplast, leukoplastid, leucoplastid, plastome, protoplast, more...

Opposite:
apoplastid, non-proplastid, non-chloroplast

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Similar:
plastid, plastidule, plastide, protoplastid, plastidome, trophoplast, leukoplastid, leucoplastid, plastome, protoplast, more...

Opposite:
apoplastid, non-proplastid, non-chloroplast



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