Containing or derived from anisidine, especially in chemical compounds.
From anisidine plus the combining form -o, which links chemical compound names together. This form indicates the presence of an anisidine group within a larger molecular structure.
The -o suffix in chemistry is like a hyphen in compound words—it lets chemists chain multiple parts together without them getting tangled in pronunciation or readability.
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