Definition of hydrotropism in English:

hydrotropism

noun hʌɪˈdrɒtrəpɪz(ə)mˌhaɪdrəˈtroʊpɪzəm

mass nounBotany

The growth or turning of plant roots towards or away from moisture.
〔植〕向水性；背水性
Example sentencesExamples
- Our experiment proved that hydrotropism really does exist, and watering the plants differently affects root growth.
- These analyses indicate that the application of new genetic screens for dissecting complex signaling phenomena such as hydrotropism is promising.
- Finally, decapitated roots don't seem to show hydrotropism, which hints at the root caps playing a major role in this phenomena.
- Sensor cells for the presence of water are found in the root cap and studies indicated that calcium plays a role in the induction of root hydrotropism.
- Such seedlings behaved identically to seedlings grown on uncovered filter paper and, hence, any possible effects of hydrotropism were eliminated.

Definition of hydrotropism in US English:

hydrotropism

nounˌhaɪdrəˈtroʊpɪzəmˌhīdrəˈtrōpizəm

Botany

The growth or turning of plant roots toward or away from moisture.
〔植〕向水性；背水性
Example sentencesExamples
- These analyses indicate that the application of new genetic screens for dissecting complex signaling phenomena such as hydrotropism is promising.
- Sensor cells for the presence of water are found in the root cap and studies indicated that calcium plays a role in the induction of root hydrotropism.
- Finally, decapitated roots don't seem to show hydrotropism, which hints at the root caps playing a major role in this phenomena.
- Our experiment proved that hydrotropism really does exist, and watering the plants differently affects root growth.
- Such seedlings behaved identically to seedlings grown on uncovered filter paper and, hence, any possible effects of hydrotropism were eliminated.

单词	hydrotropism
释义	Definition of hydrotropism in English: hydrotropism noun hʌɪˈdrɒtrəpɪz(ə)mˌhaɪdrəˈtroʊpɪzəm mass nounBotany The growth or turning of plant roots towards or away from moisture. 〔植〕向水性；背水性 Example sentencesExamples Our experiment proved that hydrotropism really does exist, and watering the plants differently affects root growth. These analyses indicate that the application of new genetic screens for dissecting complex signaling phenomena such as hydrotropism is promising. Finally, decapitated roots don't seem to show hydrotropism, which hints at the root caps playing a major role in this phenomena. Sensor cells for the presence of water are found in the root cap and studies indicated that calcium plays a role in the induction of root hydrotropism. Such seedlings behaved identically to seedlings grown on uncovered filter paper and, hence, any possible effects of hydrotropism were eliminated. Definition of hydrotropism in US English: hydrotropism nounˌhaɪdrəˈtroʊpɪzəmˌhīdrəˈtrōpizəm Botany The growth or turning of plant roots toward or away from moisture. 〔植〕向水性；背水性 Example sentencesExamples These analyses indicate that the application of new genetic screens for dissecting complex signaling phenomena such as hydrotropism is promising. Sensor cells for the presence of water are found in the root cap and studies indicated that calcium plays a role in the induction of root hydrotropism. Finally, decapitated roots don't seem to show hydrotropism, which hints at the root caps playing a major role in this phenomena. Our experiment proved that hydrotropism really does exist, and watering the plants differently affects root growth. Such seedlings behaved identically to seedlings grown on uncovered filter paper and, hence, any possible effects of hydrotropism were eliminated.
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