-troph

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek τροφή (trophḗ, “nourishment”).

Suffix

-troph

  1. Forming nouns denoting members of classes of organisms distinguished by trophic modes.

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -troph
allotroph
autotroph
auxotroph
biotroph
bradytroph
carboxydotroph
chemoautotroph
chemotroph
copiotroph
diazotroph
ectotroph
electrotroph
exuviotroph
gonadotroph
heterotroph
histotroph
lactotroph
lithotroph
mammotroph
melanotroph
methanotroph
methylotroph
mixotroph
necrotroph
neurotrophin
oligotroph
opportunitroph
organotroph
pathotroph
photoautotroph
phototroph
planktotroph
polytroph
prototroph
psychrotroph
saprotroph
somatomammotroph
somatotroph
thiotroph
xylotroph

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