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"Leuco" means white, therefore Leucoplasts (AKA Amyloplasts) are white plastids that store starch.
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He chose not to send her the bloody print he'd highlighted with the Leuco Crystal Violet and instead sent her one from the landing that Grissom had obtained with the electrostatic print lifter.
Double Dealer: Crime Scene Investigation Max Allan Collins 2002
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He chose not to send her the bloody print he'd highlighted with the Leuco Crystal Violet and instead sent her one from the landing that Grissom had obtained with the electrostatic print lifter.
Double Dealer: Crime Scene Investigation Max Allan Collins 2002
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He chose not to send her the bloody print he'd highlighted with the Leuco Crystal Violet and instead sent her one from the landing that Grissom had obtained with the electrostatic print lifter.
Double Dealer: Crime Scene Investigation Max Allan Collins 2002
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He supposes, in a word, that for every colored substance existing in orchil and litmus, there is a corresponding white one, producible by the action of sulphuretted hydrogen, &c.; and, in proof of this theory, he mentions having obtained from Azolitmine and Betaorceine colorless bodies, to which he gave the respective names of Leuco-litmine and Leuco-orceine.
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Leuco dyes and other thermochromic applications, of course, have many uses beyond novelty T-shirts.
mental_floss Blog Matt Soniak 2010
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Leuco dyes are used on Duracell batteries along a resistive strip to indicate their heating and gauge the amount of current flowing through it.
mental_floss Blog Matt Soniak 2010
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Dialogues with Leuco, "a repository of human wisdom and the anguish that earns it."
PoetryFoundation.org 2009
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Dialogues with Leuco in 1965, that most critics regard as Pavese's masterpiece.
PoetryFoundation.org 2009
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Dialogues with Leuco, "a repository of human wisdom and the anguish that earns it."
PoetryFoundation.org 2009
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