1. Growing or oriented at an angle to the direction of gravity; neither vertically upward nor downward.
Usage: botanical/biological term; used to describe plant growth patterns

Examples

• The diageotropic growth of the plant's lateral branches allowed them to spread horizontally.
• Roots that exhibit diageotropic behavior grow at oblique angles rather than straight downward.
• The scientist observed diageotropic responses in the seedlings when exposed to unidirectional light.
• Diageotropic stems often develop in plants adapted to specific environmental conditions.
• The plant's diageotropic orientation helped it maximize light exposure on the forest floor.