Definition of lentic in English:

lentic

adjective ˈlɛntɪkˈlen(t)ik

Ecology

(of organisms or habitats) inhabiting or situated in still fresh water.
Compare with lotic
Example sentencesExamples
- The higher occurrence of species found in lentic habitats probably reflects the relative stability, especially in terms of hydrodynamics, of these habitats compared to the small streams and brooks.
- Their tadpoles develop mostly in lentic water.
- Rather, we present a Northeast US regional view of coldwater lake fish species distributions, status (in terms of origins and relative rates of occurrence), and descriptions of the types of lentic waters they inhabit.
- Bass are found in both lotic and lentic habitats.
- However, we can conclude that these species are rare in lentic systems throughout the Northeast.

Origin

1930s: from Latin lentus 'calm, slow' + -ic.

Definition of lentic in US English:

lentic

adjectiveˈlen(t)ik

Ecology

(of organisms or habitats) inhabiting or situated in still fresh water.
Compare with lotic
Example sentencesExamples
- Bass are found in both lotic and lentic habitats.
- Their tadpoles develop mostly in lentic water.
- Rather, we present a Northeast US regional view of coldwater lake fish species distributions, status (in terms of origins and relative rates of occurrence), and descriptions of the types of lentic waters they inhabit.
- The higher occurrence of species found in lentic habitats probably reflects the relative stability, especially in terms of hydrodynamics, of these habitats compared to the small streams and brooks.
- However, we can conclude that these species are rare in lentic systems throughout the Northeast.

Origin

1930s: from Latin lentus ‘calm, slow’ + -ic.

单词	lentic
释义	Definition of lentic in English: lentic adjective ˈlɛntɪkˈlen(t)ik Ecology (of organisms or habitats) inhabiting or situated in still fresh water. Compare with lotic Example sentencesExamples The higher occurrence of species found in lentic habitats probably reflects the relative stability, especially in terms of hydrodynamics, of these habitats compared to the small streams and brooks. Their tadpoles develop mostly in lentic water. Rather, we present a Northeast US regional view of coldwater lake fish species distributions, status (in terms of origins and relative rates of occurrence), and descriptions of the types of lentic waters they inhabit. Bass are found in both lotic and lentic habitats. However, we can conclude that these species are rare in lentic systems throughout the Northeast. Origin 1930s: from Latin lentus 'calm, slow' + -ic. Definition of lentic in US English: lentic adjectiveˈlen(t)ik Ecology (of organisms or habitats) inhabiting or situated in still fresh water. Compare with lotic Example sentencesExamples Bass are found in both lotic and lentic habitats. Their tadpoles develop mostly in lentic water. Rather, we present a Northeast US regional view of coldwater lake fish species distributions, status (in terms of origins and relative rates of occurrence), and descriptions of the types of lentic waters they inhabit. The higher occurrence of species found in lentic habitats probably reflects the relative stability, especially in terms of hydrodynamics, of these habitats compared to the small streams and brooks. However, we can conclude that these species are rare in lentic systems throughout the Northeast. Origin 1930s: from Latin lentus ‘calm, slow’ + -ic.
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