ectogenic
/ɛktəˈdʒɛnɪk/Definitions
1. noun
Produced by or relating to the application of external stimuli to induce the formation of new tissues or organs in an organism, especially in plants.
“The scientist’s research focused on the ectogenic properties of the plant’s cells.”
2. adjective
Produced by or relating to the application of external stimuli to induce the formation of new tissues or organs in an organism, especially in plants.
“The plant’s ectogenic growth was remarkable, considering the controlled environment it was in.”