Definition of geotaxis in English:

geotaxis

noun ˌdʒiːə(ʊ)ˈtaksɪsˌjēōˈtaksəs

mass nounBiology

The motion of a motile organism or cell in response to the force of gravity.
〔生〕趋地性
Example sentencesExamples
- This suggests that the fusion of response observed in geotaxis and phototaxis also exists in more sophisticated forms of navigation.
- They cause a variety of behavioral phenotypes including overall sluggishness and abnormal phototaxis, geotaxis, flight ability, ether recovery, and mating vigor.
- It therefore seems that positive phototaxis was stronger than the positive geotaxis as a driving force of cell motility.
- Groups of Hies are introduced into the top of the cylinder, where they remain temporarily due to their natural propensity for negative geotaxis.

Derivatives

geotactic

adjective

Biology

The present study was conducted to determine whether A. invadans zoospores show geotactic behaviour compared to other Oomycete genera.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, females fed CeONP during the larval stage demonstrated a 10% increase in retention of the negative geotactic response.
- As the insect climbs the surface, the geotactic response mode would provide positive reinforcement while the olfactory modality would provide negative reinforcement.
- The obstacle wall provides a geotactic barrier by presenting a side wall and an obstacle wall with numerous identical elevations.
- The different geotactic behaviour of the two species of cercariae brings them into the ecological range of their different second intermediate hosts.

Definition of geotaxis in US English:

geotaxis

nounˌjēōˈtaksəs

Biology

The motion of a motile organism or cell in response to the force of gravity.
〔生〕趋地性
Example sentencesExamples
- It therefore seems that positive phototaxis was stronger than the positive geotaxis as a driving force of cell motility.
- This suggests that the fusion of response observed in geotaxis and phototaxis also exists in more sophisticated forms of navigation.
- They cause a variety of behavioral phenotypes including overall sluggishness and abnormal phototaxis, geotaxis, flight ability, ether recovery, and mating vigor.
- Groups of Hies are introduced into the top of the cylinder, where they remain temporarily due to their natural propensity for negative geotaxis.

单词	geotaxis
释义	Definition of geotaxis in English: geotaxis noun ˌdʒiːə(ʊ)ˈtaksɪsˌjēōˈtaksəs mass nounBiology The motion of a motile organism or cell in response to the force of gravity. 〔生〕趋地性 Example sentencesExamples This suggests that the fusion of response observed in geotaxis and phototaxis also exists in more sophisticated forms of navigation. They cause a variety of behavioral phenotypes including overall sluggishness and abnormal phototaxis, geotaxis, flight ability, ether recovery, and mating vigor. It therefore seems that positive phototaxis was stronger than the positive geotaxis as a driving force of cell motility. Groups of Hies are introduced into the top of the cylinder, where they remain temporarily due to their natural propensity for negative geotaxis. Derivatives geotactic adjective Biology The present study was conducted to determine whether A. invadans zoospores show geotactic behaviour compared to other Oomycete genera. Example sentencesExamples However, females fed CeONP during the larval stage demonstrated a 10% increase in retention of the negative geotactic response. As the insect climbs the surface, the geotactic response mode would provide positive reinforcement while the olfactory modality would provide negative reinforcement. The obstacle wall provides a geotactic barrier by presenting a side wall and an obstacle wall with numerous identical elevations. The different geotactic behaviour of the two species of cercariae brings them into the ecological range of their different second intermediate hosts. Definition of geotaxis in US English: geotaxis nounˌjēōˈtaksəs Biology The motion of a motile organism or cell in response to the force of gravity. 〔生〕趋地性 Example sentencesExamples It therefore seems that positive phototaxis was stronger than the positive geotaxis as a driving force of cell motility. This suggests that the fusion of response observed in geotaxis and phototaxis also exists in more sophisticated forms of navigation. They cause a variety of behavioral phenotypes including overall sluggishness and abnormal phototaxis, geotaxis, flight ability, ether recovery, and mating vigor. Groups of Hies are introduced into the top of the cylinder, where they remain temporarily due to their natural propensity for negative geotaxis.
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