Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
eutropic
Adjective
/juːˈtrɒpɪk/
Definition
Eutropic refers to waters that are rich in nutrients and have a high level of biological productivity.
Examples
- The eutropic lake was teeming with fish and aquatic plants.
- Scientists study eutropic environments to understand ecosystem dynamics.
- Eutropic waters can lead to algal blooms if nutrient levels become too high.
Meaning
The term is often used in ecological contexts to describe areas in an aquatic ecosystem that are well-supplied with nutrients, which support a thriving community of vegetation and animal life.
Synonyms
- Nutritive
- Fertile
- Rich
