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agrobiologic

agrobiologic

9.9
Relating to plant growth and nutrition in soil and farming
  • adjective
  • /ˌæɡroʊbaɪˈɑlədʒɪk/
  • Specialized
translation icon : agrobiológico
  • Researchers analyzed the agrobiologic properties of the soil to optimize crop yield.

Examples

  • The new fertilizer has significant agrobiologic benefits for wheat production.

  • She studied agrobiologic factors affecting crop yield.

  • His thesis focused on agrobiologic factors affecting sustainable farming systems.

  • The agrobiologic methods used in this farm are innovative.

  • Researchers analyzed the agrobiologic properties of the soil to optimize crop yield.

  • His thesis focused on agrobiologic factors affecting sustainable farming systems.

  • The new fertilizer has significant agrobiologic benefits for wheat production.

Synonyms

agricultural
vsagrobiologic
169 3.7

Connected with farming, growing crops, or keeping animals

is a scientific study focused on plant nutrition and soil relations
agronomic
vsagrobiologic
  • Specialized
1 7.3

Relating to farming, especially growing crops and caring for soil

focuses more on plant nutrition and growth relations with soil
agrobiological
vsagrobiologic
  • Specialized
8.4

The study of soil, plants, and tiny living things in farming

has identical meaning but is a variant word form
agronomical
vsagrobiologic
  • Specialized
7.6

Relating to the study of soil and crops for growing food

emphasizes plant nutrition and biological links to soil
agrological
vsagrobiologic
  • Canadian
8.8

About the soil and how it helps crops grow

looks more broadly at plants and microorganisms as well as soil
agrologic
vsagrobiologic
  • Specialized
9.9

Relating to the study of soil for growing crops

takes a wider biological approach including plant growth and nutrition

Surface Forms

agrobiologic positive

Morphology

agrobiologic = agrobiology (transparent) = agro + bio + logy + ic

The word is a regular adjectival formation from the technical noun 'agrobiology', so its meaning is compositionally predictable.

Etymology

The word agrobiologic combines agro- meaning 'field' and bio- meaning 'life', just like agriculture and biology. So agrobiologic describes the living parts of farming, for example how plants and soil affect crop growth.