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dehiscence

/dɪˈhɪs.əns/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'ouverture naturelle d'une structure végétale, comme un fruit ou une anthère, à maturité pour libérer son contenu, ou la séparation des bords d'une plaie chirurgicalement fermée.

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/dɪˈhɪs.əns/C2formalscientific
  • frNom désignant l'ouverture naturelle d'une structure végétale, comme un fruit ou une anthère, à maturité pour libérer son contenu, ou la séparation des bords d'une plaie chirurgicalement fermée.

A noun referring to the natural splitting open of a plant structure, such as a fruit or anther, at maturity to release its contents, or the bursting open of a surgically closed wound.

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  1. Botanical dehiscenceC2formalscientific

    The natural splitting open of a fruit, anther, or other plant structure at maturity to release its contents, such as seeds or spores.

    frDéhiscence

    • The pod undergoes dehiscence to scatter its seeds across the soil.
    • Dehiscence in the anther allows pollen to be released for pollination.
    • Botanists study the mechanisms of fruit dehiscence in various plant species.
  2. Wound dehiscenceC2formalmedical

    A surgical complication where a wound or surgical incision splits open along the suture line, often due to infection or poor healing.

    frDéhiscence de plaie

    • The patient experienced wound dehiscence after the abdominal surgery.
    • Proper wound care is essential to prevent dehiscence.
    • The surgeon had to re-suture the incision due to dehiscence.
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