polytrophy
/pəˈlɪtrəfi/noun
Ecology. The property of being rich in nutrients, or a particular category of nutrient.
Origin
Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From Hellenistic Greek πολυτροϕία excess of nourishment from πολυτρόϕος + ancient Greek -ία; compare -trophy.
- rotiform
- rotini
- roti parata
- roti paratha
- roti prata
- roti pratha
- rotiss
- rotisse
- rotisserie
- rotisserie league
- haemolymph
- haemolysis
- haemolytic
- haemolytic disease of the newborn
- haemophilia
- haemophiliac
- haemophilic
- haemopneumothorax
- haemopoiesis
- haemopoietic
- haemoptysis
- haemorrhage
- haemorrhagic
- haemorrhagic fever
- haemorrhoid