tropism in Japanese
tropism in Japanese is 屈性 — tropism means the way a living thing, usually a plant, grows or turns towards or away from something such as light.
tropism in Japanese
屈性
Pronounced: kussei
(uncountable, biology) The turning of an organism (chiefly a plant) or part of an organism either towards or away from a stimulus; (countable) an instance of this.
What does "tropism" mean?
- noun The way a living thing, usually a plant, grows or turns towards or away from something such as light.
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noun The tendency of a germ, especially a virus, to attack a particular kind of cell or body part.
"host tropism tissue tropism"
- noun A natural pull or liking that a person has towards something.
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- host tropism tissue tropism
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What is "tropism" in Japanese?
"tropism" in Japanese is 屈性. tropism means: The way a living thing, usually a plant, grows or turns towards or away from something such as light.
How do you pronounce 屈性?
"tropism" in Japanese is 屈性, pronounced "kussei".
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