photophilous (Meaning)

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photophilous (n.)

Light-loving; growing in strong light, as many plants.

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The photophilous plant thrives in areas with ample sunlight, as its leaves have adapted to absorb maximum sunlight for photosynthesis.
Photophilous organisms, such as sunflowers and daisies, actively seek out and face towards the sun's rays.
The photophilous nature of this species allows it to survive in harsh environments with limited access to shade or shelter.
In tropical rainforests, photophilous plants form the understory beneath the canopy, competing for the filtered sunlight that penetrates.
The photophilous characteristics of this algae make it suitable for cultivation in outdoor ponds and water features.
The photophilous bacteria exhibit optimal growth rates under intense illumination, utilizing light energy for their metabolic processes.
Photophilous plankton, found in the upper layers of the ocean, depend on sunlight for their survival and play a crucial role in marine food webs.
The photophilous nature of this fern species makes it ideal for landscaping in areas with full sun exposure.
Photophilous animals, such as the green iguana, are often found basking in the sun to regulate their body temperature.
The photophilous behavior of these insects allows them to locate food sources and mates more efficiently.

Light-loving; growing in strong light, as many plants.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The photophilous plant thrives in areas with ample sunlight, as its leaves have adapted to absorb maximum sunlight for photosynthesis.

Photophilous organisms, such as sunflowers and daisies, actively seek out and face towards the sun's rays.

The photophilous nature of this species allows it to survive in harsh environments with limited access to shade or shelter.

In tropical rainforests, photophilous plants form the understory beneath the canopy, competing for the filtered sunlight that penetrates.