capable of inducing milk secretion: lactogenic hormone
Origin of lactogenic
lacto- + -geniclactogenic
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lactogenic
adjective
Inducing lactation.
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Origin
lacto- + -genic
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lactogenic - Medical Definition
adj.
Inducing lactation.
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