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sessile

/ˈsɛs.aɪl/

Traduction: Se dit d'un organisme ou d'une structure qui reste fixé à un substrat et ne peut pas se déplacer librement.

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adjective

/ˈsɛs.aɪl/C2formalscientific
  • frSe dit d'un organisme ou d'une structure qui reste fixé à un substrat et ne peut pas se déplacer librement.

Describes an organism or structure that is permanently attached to a substrate and not free to move about.

  1. Permanently attachedC1formalscientific

    Fixed in one place; not able to move freely, typically used for organisms like barnacles or corals.

    frFixé en place

    • Barnacles are sessile crustaceans that attach to rocks.
    • Coral polyps are sessile in their adult stage.
    • Many marine invertebrates are sessile as adults.

    Synonymesattachedfixedimmobilenonmotilerootedstationary

    Antonymesfree-livingmobilemotilevagile

  2. Without a stalkC1formalscientific

    Attached directly at the base, without a supporting stem or stalk, used for leaves, flowers, or other plant parts.

    frsessile (sans pétiole)

    • The sessile leaves grow directly from the stem.
    • This plant has sessile flowers that lack a pedicel.
    • Sessile acorns are attached directly to the branch.

    Synonymesstalklessstemless

    Antonymespedunculatestalked

Formes
  • more sessile comparative form
  • most sessile superlative form
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