Phenotyping
Pronunciation: /ˈfiːnəˌtaɪp/
Phenotyping (noun)
- The physical or visible traits of an organism, like eye color or height.
- The result of how genes are expressed in an organism, influenced by environment.
Examples
- The phenotype of the plant includes its height and leaf color.
- Phenotype can be influenced by environmental factors.
Common collocations: observable phenotype, phenotypic variation, phenotypic expression, alter phenotype