fenotypové

Fenotypová is the feminine adjectival form of the Czech and Slovak adjective meaning "phenotypic," derived from the scientific term phenotype. It traces etymologically to Greek roots conveyed through Latin and modern scientific usage, and is used to describe properties, traits or analyses related to an organism's phenotype — the observable characteristics produced by the interaction of genotype and environment.

In grammar, fenotypová agrees in gender, number and case with a feminine noun; corresponding forms include fenotypový (masculine), fenotypové (neuter), and fenotypoví/fenotypové (plural forms depending on gender). Common collocations are fenotypová variabilita (phenotypic variability), fenotypová charakteristika (phenotypic characteristic) and fenotypová analýza (phenotypic analysis).

In scientific contexts the term appears in genetics, evolutionary biology, ecology, medicine and plant and animal breeding to denote traits measured at the organismal or population level. Fenotypová data can include morphology, behavior, physiological responses and biochemical markers, and are routinely used alongside genotypic information to study inheritance, adaptation and disease.

In applied research the adjective describes methods and resources such as fenotypová měření (phenotypic measurements), fenotypová databáze (phenotypic database) and fenotypové testy (phenotypic tests). The standard English equivalent is phenotypic; related terms include fenotyp (phenotype) and genotypový/genotypová (genotypic).