ScienceAugust 24, 2026

bioresource

BY-oh-ree-SORS

Definition

A biological material or substance, such as plant, animal, or microbial life, that can be utilized for economic, scientific, or practical benefit.

Etymology

The word is a compound of the Greek 'bios' meaning life and the French 'ressource' meaning a source of supply or support. It emerged in the 20th century to describe natural living assets.

In the news

The article emphasizes the importance of the North Eastern Region's rich bioresources as a foundation for innovation and the goal of achieving a self-reliant India.

Science for Viksit Bharat at IBSD Imphal 20260824

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