Definition of phototroph in English:

phototroph

noun ˈfəʊtə(ʊ)trəʊfˈfōdəˌträf

Biology

An organism that uses energy from sunlight to synthesize organic compounds for nutrition.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hints for this comes from a recent publication showing that 15 genes that are limited to the plastid genome in all other eukaryotic phototrophs are nucleus encoded in a peridinin-containing dinoflagellate.
- Our approach disclosed a disproportional impact on trophic cascades by numerically minor phototrophs that otherwise would have gone unnoticed.
- Whereas phototrophs generally harbor a large number of isoforms, animals exhibit only two or three isoforms.
- Consequently, numerous marine phototrophs, including macro- and microalgae, have developed carbon-concentrating mechanisms.
- Symbiosis with unicellular phototrophs has existed in anthozoans at least since the Triassic (225 million years ago) and likely constitutes a source of selective pressures that have deeply modified the host's physiology.

Definition of phototroph in US English:

phototroph

nounˈfōdəˌträf

Biology

A phototrophic organism.
Example sentencesExamples
- Symbiosis with unicellular phototrophs has existed in anthozoans at least since the Triassic (225 million years ago) and likely constitutes a source of selective pressures that have deeply modified the host's physiology.
- Our approach disclosed a disproportional impact on trophic cascades by numerically minor phototrophs that otherwise would have gone unnoticed.
- Whereas phototrophs generally harbor a large number of isoforms, animals exhibit only two or three isoforms.
- Consequently, numerous marine phototrophs, including macro- and microalgae, have developed carbon-concentrating mechanisms.
- Hints for this comes from a recent publication showing that 15 genes that are limited to the plastid genome in all other eukaryotic phototrophs are nucleus encoded in a peridinin-containing dinoflagellate.

单词	phototroph
释义	Definition of phototroph in English: phototroph noun ˈfəʊtə(ʊ)trəʊfˈfōdəˌträf Biology An organism that uses energy from sunlight to synthesize organic compounds for nutrition. Example sentencesExamples Hints for this comes from a recent publication showing that 15 genes that are limited to the plastid genome in all other eukaryotic phototrophs are nucleus encoded in a peridinin-containing dinoflagellate. Our approach disclosed a disproportional impact on trophic cascades by numerically minor phototrophs that otherwise would have gone unnoticed. Whereas phototrophs generally harbor a large number of isoforms, animals exhibit only two or three isoforms. Consequently, numerous marine phototrophs, including macro- and microalgae, have developed carbon-concentrating mechanisms. Symbiosis with unicellular phototrophs has existed in anthozoans at least since the Triassic (225 million years ago) and likely constitutes a source of selective pressures that have deeply modified the host's physiology. Definition of phototroph in US English: phototroph nounˈfōdəˌträf Biology A phototrophic organism. Example sentencesExamples Symbiosis with unicellular phototrophs has existed in anthozoans at least since the Triassic (225 million years ago) and likely constitutes a source of selective pressures that have deeply modified the host's physiology. Our approach disclosed a disproportional impact on trophic cascades by numerically minor phototrophs that otherwise would have gone unnoticed. Whereas phototrophs generally harbor a large number of isoforms, animals exhibit only two or three isoforms. Consequently, numerous marine phototrophs, including macro- and microalgae, have developed carbon-concentrating mechanisms. Hints for this comes from a recent publication showing that 15 genes that are limited to the plastid genome in all other eukaryotic phototrophs are nucleus encoded in a peridinin-containing dinoflagellate.
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