Definition of photoresponse in English:

photoresponse

noun ˌfəʊtəʊrɪˈspɒnsˌfōdōrəˈspäns

Biology

A response of a plant or other organism to light, mediated otherwise than through photosynthesis.
Example sentencesExamples
- According to the hypothesis, a photoresponse such as flowering is set in motion when daylight overlaps with a part of the cycle at which the concentration of the molecule exceeds a certain threshold value.
- The action spectrum for the overall photoresponse of plants, however, extends below 400 nm and beyond 700 nm, and there is a significant minimum in the green region.
- In recent years, signal transduction pathways controlling photoresponses in plants has been demonstrated.
- Their photoresponse was enhanced remarkably, and they possessed higher photodynamic activity than the other derivatives.
- The larval photoresponse is thus dependent on the larval photoreceptors.

Definition of photoresponse in US English:

photoresponse

nounˌfōdōrəˈspäns

Biology

A response of a plant or other organism to light, mediated otherwise than through photosynthesis.
Example sentencesExamples
- The larval photoresponse is thus dependent on the larval photoreceptors.
- In recent years, signal transduction pathways controlling photoresponses in plants has been demonstrated.
- The action spectrum for the overall photoresponse of plants, however, extends below 400 nm and beyond 700 nm, and there is a significant minimum in the green region.
- According to the hypothesis, a photoresponse such as flowering is set in motion when daylight overlaps with a part of the cycle at which the concentration of the molecule exceeds a certain threshold value.
- Their photoresponse was enhanced remarkably, and they possessed higher photodynamic activity than the other derivatives.

单词	photoresponse
释义	Definition of photoresponse in English: photoresponse noun ˌfəʊtəʊrɪˈspɒnsˌfōdōrəˈspäns Biology A response of a plant or other organism to light, mediated otherwise than through photosynthesis. Example sentencesExamples According to the hypothesis, a photoresponse such as flowering is set in motion when daylight overlaps with a part of the cycle at which the concentration of the molecule exceeds a certain threshold value. The action spectrum for the overall photoresponse of plants, however, extends below 400 nm and beyond 700 nm, and there is a significant minimum in the green region. In recent years, signal transduction pathways controlling photoresponses in plants has been demonstrated. Their photoresponse was enhanced remarkably, and they possessed higher photodynamic activity than the other derivatives. The larval photoresponse is thus dependent on the larval photoreceptors. Definition of photoresponse in US English: photoresponse nounˌfōdōrəˈspäns Biology A response of a plant or other organism to light, mediated otherwise than through photosynthesis. Example sentencesExamples The larval photoresponse is thus dependent on the larval photoreceptors. In recent years, signal transduction pathways controlling photoresponses in plants has been demonstrated. The action spectrum for the overall photoresponse of plants, however, extends below 400 nm and beyond 700 nm, and there is a significant minimum in the green region. According to the hypothesis, a photoresponse such as flowering is set in motion when daylight overlaps with a part of the cycle at which the concentration of the molecule exceeds a certain threshold value. Their photoresponse was enhanced remarkably, and they possessed higher photodynamic activity than the other derivatives.
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