Definition of pleuston in English:

pleuston

noun ˈpljuːstɒnˈpljuːst(ə)n

Ecology

Originally: the macroscopic plants found free-floating on, or partly under, the water surface. Later also: any of the organisms floating at the water surface, considered collectively.

Early 20th century. From German Pleuston from ancient Greek πλευστέον necessity of sailing, after German Plankton, Nekton.

noun

Ecology

Originally: the macroscopic plants found free-floating on, or partly under, the water surface. Later also: any of the organisms floating at the water surface, considered collectively.

Early 20th century. From German Pleuston from ancient Greek πλευστέον necessity of sailing, after German Plankton, Nekton.

单词	pleuston
释义	Definition of pleuston in English: pleuston noun ˈpljuːstɒnˈpljuːst(ə)n Ecology Originally: the macroscopic plants found free-floating on, or partly under, the water surface. Later also: any of the organisms floating at the water surface, considered collectively. Origin Early 20th century. From German Pleuston from ancient Greek πλευστέον necessity of sailing, after German Plankton, Nekton. Definition of pleuston in US English: pleuston noun Ecology Originally: the macroscopic plants found free-floating on, or partly under, the water surface. Later also: any of the organisms floating at the water surface, considered collectively. Origin Early 20th century. From German Pleuston from ancient Greek πλευστέον necessity of sailing, after German Plankton, Nekton.
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