agrobiological
- adjective
- /ˌæɡroʊbaɪˈɑːlədʒɪkəl/
- Specialized
- The agrobiological properties of the soil were analyzed before planting the crops.
Examples
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Researchers are developing agrobiological methods to improve sustainable farming.
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The agrobiological study revealed new insights into soil health.
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An agrobiological approach considers both ecological and agricultural principles.
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Researchers are focused on agrobiological processes that enhance crop yields.
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Researchers are developing agrobiological methods to improve sustainable farming.
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An agrobiological approach considers both ecological and agricultural principles.
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The agrobiological properties of the soil were analyzed before planting the crops.
Synonyms
Relating to farming, especially growing crops and caring for soil
Relating to plant growth and nutrition in soil and farming
Relating to the study of soil and crops for growing food
About the soil and how it helps crops grow
Relating to the study of soil for growing crops
Relating to soil and how it affects plant growth
Surface Forms
Morphology
agrobiological = agrobiology (semi-transparent) = agro + biology + ical
The step from 'agrobiology' to 'agrobiological' is a regular adjective formation, though the term remains technical and specialized.
Etymology
The word agrobiological joins agro- meaning 'field', as in agriculture, and bio- meaning 'life', as in biology. So, agrobiological is about the 'life' in fields, such as plants, soil, and tiny organisms, and that is why it means the science of living things in farming.