lycopene
ly·co·pene
noun \ˈlī-kə-ˌpēn\Definition of LYCOPENE
: a carotenoid pigment C40H56 that is the red coloring matter of the tomato
Origin of LYCOPENE
International Scientific Vocabulary lycop- (from New Latin Lycopersicon, genus of herbs) + -ene
First Known Use: circa 1929
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ly·co·pene
noun \ˈlī-kə-ˌpēn\ (Medical Dictionary)Medical Definition of LYCOPENE
: a red pigment C40H56 isomeric with carotene that occurs in many ripe fruits (as the tomato)
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