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dystrophic
dystrophic definition
dys·trophic (dis träf′ik, -trō′fik)
adjective
- of or caused by dystrophy
- of a lake or pond derived from a bog and characterized by brown, humic matter, high acidity, and poorly developed fauna and flora
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