apogeotropic (Meaning)
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apogeotropic (a.)
Bending away from the ground; -- said of leaves, etc.
Synonyms & Antonyms of apogeotropic
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apogeotropic Sentence Examples
- The plant displayed apogeotropic growth as it extended its stems upward towards the sunlight.
- Some tree branches exhibit apogeotropic behavior, growing away from the gravitational pull to reach for the light.
- The researchers studied the apogeotropic response of certain roots, exploring how they adapt to different environmental conditions.
- The gardener noticed that the potted plant's apogeotropic roots were reaching for the surface to access more nutrients.
- The apogeotropic nature of certain vines allows them to climb structures and reach greater heights.
- The biologist conducted experiments to understand the apogeotropic tendencies of specific plant species in varying soil conditions.
- In hydroponic systems, plants may show apogeotropic growth as they seek optimal light and nutrient sources.
- The greenhouse was designed to accommodate the apogeotropic needs of delicate flowers that required ample sunlight.
- The horticulturist explained the apogeotropic characteristics of the orchid, emphasizing its preference for a well-lit environment.
- Farmers implement various cultivation techniques to encourage apogeotropic development in crops, ensuring optimal yields.
FAQs About the word apogeotropic
Bending away from the ground; -- said of leaves, etc.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The plant displayed apogeotropic growth as it extended its stems upward towards the sunlight.
Some tree branches exhibit apogeotropic behavior, growing away from the gravitational pull to reach for the light.
The researchers studied the apogeotropic response of certain roots, exploring how they adapt to different environmental conditions.
The gardener noticed that the potted plant's apogeotropic roots were reaching for the surface to access more nutrients.
