organic substance or matter; chemical compounds containing carbon, excluding simple ones like carbon monoxide or carbon dioxide

organic substances found in the bodies of plants and animals, such as starch, fats, proteins, and cellulose

organic phosphate; organophosphate compounds

An individual living thing such as an animal, plant, bacterium, or fungus; often referred to simply as [[机体|機體|ji1 ti3]].

A general term for acidic organic compounds, such as fatty acids or carboxylic acids; widely used in the production of dyes, medicines, and plastics

to have an opportunity that can be taken advantage of; to find an opening or loophole that one can exploit

A lightweight, transparent plastic used as a glass substitute; also known as acrylic.

The branch of chemistry that studies carbon compounds and organic substances.

organic compound; a general term for carbon-containing compounds (excluding simple ones like carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide)

Fertilizer containing organic matter, made from the decomposition or fermentation of natural substances like manure or green manure; also called [[有机肥|有機肥|you3 ji1 fei2]]

organic soil; histosol in soil taxonomy

organic matter; organic substance; general term for compounds based on carbon and hydrogen and their derivatives

Natural, high-quality food produced, stored, and transported according to organic farming standards, without the use of chemical pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, hormones, or genetic modification.

A type of toxic chemical compound containing phosphorus, often used as a pesticide or nerve agent.

organophosphate; a class of chemical compounds used in pesticides and nerve agents

Vegetables grown using organic fertilizers and natural pest control methods rather than chemical pesticides or fertilizers