ecophysiologies

/ˌikoʊˌfɪziˈɑlədʒiz/
noun
  1. The plural form of ecophysiology, referring to multiple branches or studies of how living organisms (plants, animals, etc.) function in relation to their environment.
    • Understanding the ecophysiologies of crops helps farmers choose the best plants for their local climate.
    • Researchers compared the ecophysiologies of two species of coral to understand how they adapt to warmer ocean temperatures.
    • The university's biology department offers courses on the ecophysiologies of desert plants and arctic animals.
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