- thigmotropic
- thig·mo·trop·ic
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thigmotropic — |thigmə.|träpik adjective Etymology: thigmo + tropic : stereotropic * * * thigmotropic / mə tropˈik/ adjective • • • Main Entry: ↑thigmotropism … Useful english dictionary
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