Definition of photosynthate in English:

photosynthate

noun ˌfəʊtəʊˈsɪnθeɪtˌfōdōˈsinTHāt

Biochemistry

A sugar or other substance made by photosynthesis.
Example sentencesExamples
- The carbon-containing products of photosynthesis are called photosynthates.
- Photosynthesis, partitioning of photosynthates and growth need to be highly co-ordinated to allow efficient plant development and growth.
- When the demand for photosynthates produced by the leaf under consideration is large, sugar concentration of this leaf would be low because of vigorous translocation to sink organs.
- This was accompanied by an increase of carbohydrate partitioning towards the root, especially of starch and sucrose, because photosynthates produced could not be used for growth.
- This tool was used to test the hypothesis that photosynthesis under N-limited conditions is limited by the use of photosynthates while under P-limited conditions the production of assimilates is limited.

Definition of photosynthate in US English:

photosynthate

nounˌfōdōˈsinTHāt

Biochemistry

A sugar or other substance made by photosynthesis.
Example sentencesExamples
- The carbon-containing products of photosynthesis are called photosynthates.
- This tool was used to test the hypothesis that photosynthesis under N-limited conditions is limited by the use of photosynthates while under P-limited conditions the production of assimilates is limited.
- When the demand for photosynthates produced by the leaf under consideration is large, sugar concentration of this leaf would be low because of vigorous translocation to sink organs.
- Photosynthesis, partitioning of photosynthates and growth need to be highly co-ordinated to allow efficient plant development and growth.
- This was accompanied by an increase of carbohydrate partitioning towards the root, especially of starch and sucrose, because photosynthates produced could not be used for growth.

单词	photosynthate
释义	Definition of photosynthate in English: photosynthate noun ˌfəʊtəʊˈsɪnθeɪtˌfōdōˈsinTHāt Biochemistry A sugar or other substance made by photosynthesis. Example sentencesExamples The carbon-containing products of photosynthesis are called photosynthates. Photosynthesis, partitioning of photosynthates and growth need to be highly co-ordinated to allow efficient plant development and growth. When the demand for photosynthates produced by the leaf under consideration is large, sugar concentration of this leaf would be low because of vigorous translocation to sink organs. This was accompanied by an increase of carbohydrate partitioning towards the root, especially of starch and sucrose, because photosynthates produced could not be used for growth. This tool was used to test the hypothesis that photosynthesis under N-limited conditions is limited by the use of photosynthates while under P-limited conditions the production of assimilates is limited. Definition of photosynthate in US English: photosynthate nounˌfōdōˈsinTHāt Biochemistry A sugar or other substance made by photosynthesis. Example sentencesExamples The carbon-containing products of photosynthesis are called photosynthates. This tool was used to test the hypothesis that photosynthesis under N-limited conditions is limited by the use of photosynthates while under P-limited conditions the production of assimilates is limited. When the demand for photosynthates produced by the leaf under consideration is large, sugar concentration of this leaf would be low because of vigorous translocation to sink organs. Photosynthesis, partitioning of photosynthates and growth need to be highly co-ordinated to allow efficient plant development and growth. This was accompanied by an increase of carbohydrate partitioning towards the root, especially of starch and sucrose, because photosynthates produced could not be used for growth.
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