Definition of zootrophy in English:

zootrophy

noun zəʊˈɒtrəfizuːˈɒtrəfi

Biology. The condition of requiring material derived from living organisms, especially animals, for nutrition; = "heterotrophy". Formerly also: the condition (in microorganisms) of growing in animal cells (now rare or disused).

Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). Originally from ancient Greek ζῳοτροϕία feeding of animals from ζῳο- + -τροϕία.

noun

Biology. The condition of requiring material derived from living organisms, especially animals, for nutrition; = "heterotrophy". Formerly also: the condition (in microorganisms) of growing in animal cells (now rare or disused).

Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). Originally from ancient Greek ζῳοτροϕία feeding of animals from ζῳο- + -τροϕία.

单词	zootrophy
释义	Definition of zootrophy in English: zootrophy noun zəʊˈɒtrəfizuːˈɒtrəfi Biology. The condition of requiring material derived from living organisms, especially animals, for nutrition; = "heterotrophy". Formerly also: the condition (in microorganisms) of growing in animal cells (now rare or disused). Origin Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). Originally from ancient Greek ζῳοτροϕία feeding of animals from ζῳο- + -τροϕία. Definition of zootrophy in US English: zootrophy noun Biology. The condition of requiring material derived from living organisms, especially animals, for nutrition; = "heterotrophy". Formerly also: the condition (in microorganisms) of growing in animal cells (now rare or disused). Origin Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). Originally from ancient Greek ζῳοτροϕία feeding of animals from ζῳο- + -τροϕία.
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