ecotype
/ɛkəˈtaɪp/Definitions
1. noun
A genetically distinct population of a species, typically adapted to a specific environment.
“The ecotype of the plant was well-suited to the local climate.”
2. noun
A subspecies of a species that is adapted to a particular geographical or ecological region.
“The ecotype of the species found in the mountainous regions was distinct from its coastal counterpart.”