Definition of photophil in English:

photophil

(also photophile)

adjective ˈfəʊtə(ʊ)fɪl

Biology

1= photophilicrare.
2Designating or relating to a phase of the diurnal cycle during which light is capable of stimulating certain developmental responses, such as flowering in plants. Contrasted with scotophil.

Late 19th century. From photo- + -phile, after German photophil. Compare French photophile.

(also photophile)

adjectiveˈfəʊtə(ʊ)fɪl

Biology

1= photophilicrare.
2Designating or relating to a phase of the diurnal cycle during which light is capable of stimulating certain developmental responses, such as flowering in plants. Contrasted with scotophil.

Late 19th century. From photo- + -phile, after German photophil. Compare French photophile.

单词	photophil
释义	Definition of photophil in English: photophil (also photophile) adjective ˈfəʊtə(ʊ)fɪl Biology 1= photophilicrare. 2Designating or relating to a phase of the diurnal cycle during which light is capable of stimulating certain developmental responses, such as flowering in plants. Contrasted with scotophil. Origin Late 19th century. From photo- + -phile, after German photophil. Compare French photophile. Definition of photophil in US English: photophil (also photophile) adjectiveˈfəʊtə(ʊ)fɪl Biology 1= photophilicrare. 2Designating or relating to a phase of the diurnal cycle during which light is capable of stimulating certain developmental responses, such as flowering in plants. Contrasted with scotophil. Origin Late 19th century. From photo- + -phile, after German photophil. Compare French photophile.
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