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trophotropism

/ˈtrɒf.ə.trəʊ.pɪz.əm/

Traduction: Terme biologique désignant la réaction d'orientation ou le mouvement d'un organisme vers une source de nourriture, ou la croissance dirigée vers celle-ci.

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/ˈtrɒf.ə.trəʊ.pɪz.əm/C2formalscientific
  • frTerme biologique désignant la réaction d'orientation ou le mouvement d'un organisme vers une source de nourriture, ou la croissance dirigée vers celle-ci.

A biological term referring to an orienting response or movement of an organism in relation to a source of food.

  1. Orienting response to foodC2formalscientific

    A biological response in which an organism orients itself toward or away from a food source, often seen in plants and simple animals.

    frTrophotropisme

    • The roots of the plant exhibited trophotropism by growing toward the nutrient-rich soil.
    • In some marine organisms, trophotropism guides them toward areas with abundant plankton.
    • The study of trophotropism helps scientists understand how organisms locate essential resources.
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