Meanings
- not comparableuncommonAble to be traversed.
[Something] that allows a substance to pass through both membranes, through plasma-lemma and through tonoplast will be called transmeable here.
1943, Proceedings of the section of sciences1 more example
And indeed it is most happy for us that what Hippocrates saith is most true; […] That is, our whole Body is porous and transmeable, especially our Skin: for did we not freely breathe out those hurtful Atomes, […]
1665, Galeno-pale: or, a Chymical Tríal of the Galenists, ... to which is added an appendix, de Litho-Colo: or, an history of three large stones excluded the colon by chemical remedies, page 61
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