geo-, ge- (Greek: earth, world).geoaesthesia, geoesthesia:
The capacity of a plant to perceive and to respond to gravity.
geobenthos:
1. The sum total of all terrestrial life.
2. That part of the bottom of a stream or lake not covered by vegetation. ageotropic:
ageotropism:
amphigean:
apogee:
apogeotropism:
apogeotropy:
archaeogeology:
archeogeological:
archeogeology:
biogeocoenology:
biogeographical:
biogeographic:
biogeography:
biogeosphere:
diageotropic:
diageotropism:
endogean:
epigean:
geobiologist:
geobiology:
geobiontic:
geobionts:
geobios:
geobotanist:
geobotany:
geocarpic:
geocarpy:
geocentric:
geochemical:
geochemist:
geochemistry:
geochronological:
geochronologist:
geochronology:
geochronometry:
geocole:
geocolous:
geocryptophyte:
geode:
geodesic:
geodesist:
geodesy:
geodetic:
geodiatropic:
geodiatropism:
geodic:
geogenous:
geognostic:
geognosy:
geogony:
geographer:
geographic:
geographical:
geographically:
geography:
geohydrology:
geohydrology:
geoid:
geoisotherm:
geologic:
geological:
geologically:
geologise:
geologist:
geologize:
geology:
geomagnetic:
geomagnetically:
geomagnetism:
geomancy:
geomantic:
geomantist:
geomedicine:
geometric:
geometrical:
geometrically:
geometrician:
Geometridae:
geometry:
geomorph:
geomorphological:
geomorphologist:
geomorphology:
geonastic:
geonasty:
geonyctitropic:
geonyctitropism:
geophagia:
geophagism:
geophagist:
geophagous:
geophagy:
geophilous:
geophone:
geophysical:
geophysicist:
geophysics:
geophyte:
geopolitical:
geopolitically:
geopolitician:
geopolitics:
geoponic:
geoponics:
George:
geoseism:
geosphere:
geospherics:
geostationary:
geostrophic:
geosynchronous:
geotaxis:
geotectnology:
geotectonics:
geothermal:
geotropic:
geotropism:
hydrogeology:
hypogean:
hypogeous:
isogeotherm:
isogeothermal:
paleogeography:
perigee:
phytogeographist:
phytogeography:
thermogeographic:
thermogeography:
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