thermoperiodism

ther·mo·pe·ri·od·ism

T0158900 (thûr′mō-pîr′ē-ə-dĭz′əm) also ther·mo·pe·ri·o·dic·i·ty (-dĭs′ĭ-tē)n. The effect on an organism of the rhythmic fluctuation of temperature, including responses associated with thermal changes accompanying the alternation of day and night.

thermoperiodism

(ˌθɜːməʊˈpɪərɪədɪzəm) or

thermoperiodicity

n (Botany) botany the response of a plant to cycles of temperature fluctuation ˌthermoˌperiˈodic adj

thermoperiodism, thermoperiodicity

the effect on the growth and reproduction of plants or animals of timed exposures to varied temperatures. — thermoperiod, n. — thermoperiodic, adj.See also: Biology

the study of the relative day and night temperatures required, in a 24-hour period, to achieve the best growth, reproduction, or flowering of plant species or the growth and reproduction of animals. Also thermoperiodicity. Cf. photoperiodism. — thermoperiodic, thermoperiodical, adj.See also: Plants

单词	thermoperiodism
释义	thermoperiodism ther·mo·pe·ri·od·ism T0158900 (thûr′mō-pîr′ē-ə-dĭz′əm) also ther·mo·pe·ri·o·dic·i·ty (-dĭs′ĭ-tē)n. The effect on an organism of the rhythmic fluctuation of temperature, including responses associated with thermal changes accompanying the alternation of day and night. thermoperiodism (ˌθɜːməʊˈpɪərɪədɪzəm) or thermoperiodicity n (Botany) botany the response of a plant to cycles of temperature fluctuation ˌthermoˌperiˈodic adj thermoperiodism, thermoperiodicity the effect on the growth and reproduction of plants or animals of timed exposures to varied temperatures. — thermoperiod, n. — thermoperiodic, adj.See also: Biology the study of the relative day and night temperatures required, in a 24-hour period, to achieve the best growth, reproduction, or flowering of plant species or the growth and reproduction of animals. Also thermoperiodicity. Cf. photoperiodism. — thermoperiodic, thermoperiodical, adj.See also: Plants thermoperiodism thermoperiodism (thûr′mō-pîr′ē-ə-dĭz′əm) also thermoperiodicity (-dĭs′ĭ-tē)n. The effect on an organism of the rhythmic fluctuation of temperature, including responses associated with thermal changes accompanying the alternation of day and night.
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