Phenotype (noun)

1. The observable traits or characteristics of an organism, resulting from the interaction between its genetic makeup and the environment.
2. The physical, physiological, and behavioral characteristics of an organism, determined by both its genetic makeup and environmental factors.
3. The set of observable traits or characteristics of an organism, including both physical and behavioral features.

Origin:

From german phänotyp, from greek phainomenon (appearance) + -type.

Examples:

1. The phenotype of an organism can be influenced by its environment.
2. The phenotype of a plant can be affected by factors such as light, temperature, and water availability.
3. The phenotype of a child is determined by both the genes inherited from their parents and the environment they grow up in.
4. The phenotype of a mouse can be changed by modifying its genome.
5. The phenotype of an organism is a complex combination of its genetic and environmental factors.