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chalaza

/kəˈleɪ.zə/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa o bien la parte basal del óvulo vegetal donde se unen los tegumentos y la nucela, o bien una de las dos bandas espirales de tejido que conectan la yema con la membrana circundante en ambos extremos de la cáscara del huevo.

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noun

/kəˈleɪ.zə/C2formalscientific
  • esSustantivo que designa o bien la parte basal del óvulo vegetal donde se unen los tegumentos y la nucela, o bien una de las dos bandas espirales de tejido que conectan la yema con la membrana circundante en ambos extremos de la cáscara del huevo.

A noun referring to either the basal part of a plant ovule where the integument and nucellus are joined, or one of two spiral bands of tissue that connect the egg yolk to the enclosing membrane at either end of the shell.

  1. Plant ovule structureC2formalscientific

    The basal part of a plant ovule, located opposite the micropyle, where the integument and nucellus are joined.

    eschalaza (en ovario vegetal)

    • The chalaza is essential for nutrient transport to the developing embryo.
    • In many angiosperms, the chalaza is the point where the funiculus attaches.
    • Botanists study the chalaza to understand seed development.
  2. Egg yolk anchorB2formalscientific

    One of two spiral bands of tissue that connect the egg yolk to the enclosing membrane at either end of the shell, keeping the yolk centered.

    esChalaza

    • When you crack an egg, you may see the chalaza attached to the yolk.
    • The chalaza helps maintain the yolk's position inside the egg.
    • Some cooks remove the chalaza for a smoother texture in custards.
Formas
  • chalazae plural form
  • chalazas plural form
  • chalazae's possessive plural form
  • chalazas' possessive plural form
  • chalaza's possessive singular form