Stelmocrypton is a rare mineral found in several geological formations, primarily in the Tatra Mountains in Poland and Slovakia. It's often referred to as "the salt of the Earth," due to its distinctive blue color and high density. The chemical formula for stelmocrypton is C13H20O4.
Telmo is a term used in biology, referring to a type of fungus that produces a unique type of protein called telomerase.
Telmochromis is a type of plant that has white flowers, often resembling tomato plants, due to the presence of a yellow pigment called telomerin. This species is known for its ability to produce a variety of colors, including red, blue, and green.
Telmospirillum is a bacterium that belongs to the family Proteobacteria, commonly found in soil and water sources. It has a unique ability to grow on carbon dioxide and ammonia as well as other organic compounds. Its cells are composed of a single cell wall made up of cellulose and hemicellulose.
