climato-, climo-

The study of climate in relation to the productivity of plants and animals of agricultural importance.

1. Relating to the relationship between climate and living organisms, or to the study of bioclimatology.
2. Referring to the effects of climate on living organisms.

An individual skilled in bioclimatology.

1. The study of climate in relation to living organisms and especially to human health.
2. The science of the relationship of climatic factors to the distribution, numbers, and types of living organisms (fauna and flora) of conditions of the natural environment (rainfall, daylight, temperature, humidity, air movement) prevailing in specific regions of the earth; an aspect of ecology.

That vocation in science concerned with meteorology which is concerned with the mean physical state of the atmospher together with its statistical variations in both space and time as reflected in weather behavior over a period of many years.

Treatment of disease by removal of the patient to a region having a climate more favorable for recovery.

The climate of the inside of a building, airliner, or space ship; as distinguished from that on the outside.

1. The determination of past climatic conditions from the study of the annual growth rings of trees.
2. The study of past climates by the examination of the annual growth rings in (ancient) timber.

The climate as an ecological factor; the climate of a habitat.

The study and therapeutic utilization of waterfront climates.

The general climate over a broad area of the earth's surface, as distinguished from mesoclimate or microclimate.

A regional climate that is influenced primarily by the sea, as distinguished from a continental climate.

It occurs where the prevailing winds blow onshore and is characterized by small daily and annual temperature ranges.

1. The climate of small areas of the earth's surface which may not be representative of the general climate of the district.
2. A climate characterized by moderate temperatures, that is, in the range of 20-30 degrees centigrade.

Also known as mesothermal climate.

The study of mesoclimates.