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Tanada effect

Tanada effect proper noun: the tendency of root tips to adhere to glass surfaces, believed to involve electric potentials.

Proper noun

the Tanada effect

  1. The tendency of root tips to adhere to glass surfaces, believed to involve electric potentials.

Origin of Tanada effect

Named after the scientist Takuma Tanada, who first described it.

Questions about Tanada effect

What does Tanada effect mean?
Tanada effect means the tendency of root tips to adhere to glass surfaces, believed to involve electric potentials.
What part of speech is Tanada effect?
Tanada effect is a proper noun.

Words near Tanada effect in the dictionary

  1. Tanabu
  2. Tanacerin
  3. tanacetin
  4. Tanach
  5. Tanacross
  6. Tanada effect
  7. tanadar
  8. tanadars
  9. Tanag
  10. Tanagan
  11. tanager

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