different between necrotrophic vs biotrophic
necrotrophic
English
Etymology
necro- (“dead”) +? -trophic (suffix denoting mode of nutrition)
Adjective
necrotrophic (comparative more necrotrophic, superlative most necrotrophic)
- (biology) Describing a parasite that kills its host, then feeds on the dead matter.
See also
- biotrophic
- saprotrophic
Translations
necrotrophic From the web:
- what does necrotrophic meaning
- what does necrotrophic
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biotrophic
English
Etymology
bio- +? -trophic
Adjective
biotrophic (comparative more biotrophic, superlative most biotrophic)
- (biology) Describing a parasite or symbiont that needs its host in order to stay alive.
Related terms
- biotroph
- biotrophy
See also
- necrotrophic
biotrophic From the web:
- what are biotrophic pathogens
- what is a biotrophic fungal parasite
- what are the 4 main pathogens
- what are the 7 pathogens
- what are the 4 pathogens
- what are the 5 pathogens
- what are the 3 pathogens
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