puberulent
/pjuːˈbɛr.jʊ.lənt/Tradução: Termo botânico que designa uma superfície coberta por pelos finos e macios, muito curtos; atualmente é raro fora de contextos científicos especializados.
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/pjuːˈbɛr.jʊ.lənt/Ботанический термин, означающий покрытый мелкими, мягкими волосками; в настоящее время редко используется за пределами специализированных научных контекстов.
Término botánico que significa cubierto de pelos pequeños y suaves; actualmente se usa raramente fuera de contextos científicos especializados.
Terme botanique signifiant couvert de petits poils doux et courts ; de nos jours rarement employé en dehors des contextes scientifiques spécialisés.
Botanischer Fachbegriff für eine dichte Behaarung aus sehr feinen, kurzen, weichen Härchen; außerhalb wissenschaftlicher Texte kaum gebräuchlich.
Termo botânico que designa uma superfície coberta por pelos finos e macios, muito curtos; atualmente é raro fora de contextos científicos especializados.
植物学术语,指表面覆盖细小、柔软的短毛。目前除专业科学语境以外很少使用。
مصطلح نباتي يعني مغطى بشعيرات دقيقة ناعمة. يُستخدم الآن نادرًا خارج السياقات العلمية المتخصصة.
A botanical term meaning covered with fine, soft hairs; now rarely used outside of specialized scientific contexts.
Covered with fine soft hairsC2formal
Describes a surface, especially of a plant, that is covered with very fine, soft, short hairs.
Покрытый мелкими мягкими волосками
pubescente
Puberulent
Mit feinen weichen Härchen bedeckt
Coberto de pelos finos e macios
被细软短毛的
مُغَطّى بشُعَيْرات ناعمة دقيقة
- The stem of the plant is puberulent, giving it a slightly fuzzy texture.
- Botanists noted the puberulent leaves of the newly discovered species.
- The underside of the leaf is puberulent, unlike the smooth upper surface.
Sinônimosdownypubescentsoft-hairedvelvety
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