(ˈ)yü|träfik, -rōf- adjective
Etymology: probably from eutrophy + -ic
1. : relating to or being in a well-nourished condition
2.
[probably from German eutroph eutrophic (from Greek eutrophos well nourished, nourishing) + English -ic ]
of a lake : rich in dissolved nutrients but frequently shallow and with seasonal oxygen deficiency in the hypolimnion — compare dystrophic , oligotrophic