alloxantin
/ˌæləksænˈtin/Definitions
1. noun
A class of quinone compounds found in plants, involved in the degradation of chlorophyll
“The alloxantins in the plant played a crucial role in its adaptation to changing environmental conditions.”
2. noun
A pigment derived from alloxan, a compound used in the production of certain dyes
“The alloxantin pigment was used to create a vibrant red color in the artist’s latest painting.”