autopotamic
/ɔːtəʊpɒtˈæmɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or resembling autopotamism, an internal regulation of the water level in a plant by a change in the osmotic pressure of the cells.
“The autopotamic properties of the succulent plant allowed it to thrive in arid environments.”
2. noun
a phenomenon or process of autopotamism in an organism.
“The scientist studied the autopotamic responses of the plant under various environmental conditions.”