| Title | eutrophy |
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| Text |
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary eu·tro·phy noun ⇨ see eutrophic Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged eu·tro·phy \ˈyü.trəfē\ noun (-es) Etymology: Greek eutrophia, from eutrophos well nourished, nourishing (from eu- + trophos feeder, from trephein to nourish) + -ia -y — more at atrophy 1. : healthy nutrition : healthy action of the nutritive functions 2. [probably from German eutrophie, from Greek eutrophia] of a lake : the quality or state of being eutrophic |
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