Substrate
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Food Biotechnology
1. A compound that is altered by an enzyme. 2. Food source for growing cells or micro-organisms. 3. Material on which a sedentary organism lives and grows.
Energy
Renewable Energy
The material forming the underlying layer of streams. Substrates may be bedrock, gravel, boulders, sand, or clay.
- — ODOE Glossary of Energy Terms retrieved 2014-06-15
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Biomass
The base on which an organism lives or a substance acts upon (as by an enzyme).
- — Glossary of Biomass Terms retrieved 2014-06-15
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Solar Energy
The composition of a streambed, including either mineral or organic material. Materials that form an attachment medium for organisms.
- — Solar Energy Development PEIS Glossary retrieved 2014-06-15
Water
Surface on which a plant or animal grows or is attached. The base on which an organism lives; a substance acted upon.
Storage
Backing film layer that supports the magnetic layer in a magnetic tape. PET is currently the most commonly used tape substrate.