- antipseudomonal
- an·ti·pseu·do·mo·nal -.süd-ə-'mōn-əl, -sü-'däm-ən-əl adj tending to destroy bacteria of the genus Pseudomonas <\antipseudomonal activity>
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antipseudomonal
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