1,3,8-p-Menthatriene
Named 10-carbon hydrocarbon in the menthatriene group; the numbers specify double-bond locations.
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Named 10-carbon hydrocarbon in the menthatriene group; the numbers specify double-bond locations.
Research contextShorthand for 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness in each 24-hour period.
Shorthand for 18 hours of light and 6 hours of darkness per day.
Shorthand for 20 hours of light and 4 hours of darkness per day.
Shorthand for continuous light and no scheduled dark interval.
Bicyclic monoterpene, also called delta-3-carene; a 10-carbon hydrocarbon.
Research contextThujene-family monoterpene name used in chemical reporting; full identifiers clarify the precise isomer.
Research contextCannabis-culture reference associated with April 20 and sometimes 4:20; meanings extend beyond a literal date or time.
Cannabis-culture reference associated with April 20 and sometimes 4:20; meanings extend beyond a literal date or time.
Common screw-thread connection format for certain vape batteries and cartridges; compatibility involves more than the name.
Guaiadiene-family sesquiterpene; numbers specify double-bond positions on a 15-carbon framework.
Research contextCannabis-culture reference associated with concentrates; 710 resembles OIL when inverted.
Cannabis-culture reference associated with concentrates; 710 resembles OIL when inverted.
Hydroponic structure with channels or supports arranged in an A-shaped frame.
A homozygous genotype with two a alleles; it shows the modeled recessive category under complete dominance.
A heterozygous genotype with one A allele and one a allele at one teaching locus.
A homozygous genotype with two A alleles at one teaching locus. Uppercase does not mean better or more common.
A two-locus genotype homozygous for a and b; under complete dominance it shows both modeled recessive categories.
Genotype notation for an individual heterozygous at two modeled loci.
Example: A/a and B/b are the two allele pairs.
A two-locus genotype homozygous for A at the first locus and B at the second locus.
Identified genetic sample or collection entry with a unique record.
Small dry fruit containing one seed, with the fruit wall not fused to the seed coat; a cannabis “seed” includes this fruit covering.
Cannabis market category for adults outside a medical program; legal definitions vary.
Bud forming outside the usual terminal or leaf-axil positions.
Soilless system in which roots hang in air and receive nutrient solution as droplets or mist.
Hydroponics with a solid root-support medium supplied with nutrient solution.
Movement of air within a crop or space to reduce stagnant zones.
Equipment that removes heat from a space; many units also remove moisture.
Passage carrying ventilation or conditioned air.
Replacement of air in a growing space with air from outside that space; it differs from recirculating air with an internal fan.
Opening or assembly through which incoming air enters a space.
Pump that moves air, commonly for aerating a nutrient reservoir.
Porous diffuser that releases air bubbles into water.
Movement of air through or within a space.
Flower clusters with relatively open, loose structure.
Ground alfalfa material used as an organic amendment and nutrient source.
Alternative version of a genetic sequence at a particular locus.
Example: A and a represent two modeled alleles.
Named sesquiterpene related to aromadendrene; “allo” distinguishes a particular molecular arrangement.
Research contextAcyclic monoterpene related to the ocimene family; not interchangeable with all ocimene isomers.
Research contextNamed hydrocarbon sesquiterpene in the bisabolene group; alpha distinguishes it from beta forms.
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Definitions explain vocabulary. Examples appear only where they help clarify a concept. Slang varies by region and producer. Sensory descriptions do not establish chemistry, potency, or effects. Genetics examples use simplified models with stated assumptions.
Terpene entries marked “Research context” include names reported in research on vape products or tentative identifications; they do not establish occurrence in untreated flower. Chemical names and isomers matter.
This reference uses editorial definitions informed by botanical, horticultural, and genetics sources. See NHGRI’s genetics glossary, OpenStax Biology, and NIST’s experimental design terminology. Definitions are educational explanations, not chemical recipes or product endorsements.