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comose

/ˈkəʊ.məʊs/

翻译: 古旧形容词,意为有毛发的头或有丛毛;在植物学中用于描述带有毛丛的种子。

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adjective

formalcommonscientific已废弃/ˈkəʊ.məʊs/

An obsolete adjective meaning having a head of hair or a tuft; used in botany to describe seeds with a tuft of hairs.

  • 🇨🇳古旧形容词,意为有毛发的头或有丛毛;在植物学中用于描述带有毛丛的种子。
  1. Having a tuft or tufts of hair C2 formal

    Describes seeds or fruits that have a tuft or tufts of fine hairs, often aiding in wind dispersal.

    • The comose seeds of the dandelion are carried by the wind.
    • Cotton is a comose fiber from the seed of the cotton plant.
    • Many plants in the Asteraceae family produce comose fruits.

    🇨🇳具冠毛的

    同义词: comatepapposetufted

  2. Bearing a coma or tuft C2 formal

    In botany, describes a plant part, such as a stem or branch, that ends in a tuft or cluster of leaves, branches, or bracts.

    • The comose inflorescence of the pineapple plant is quite distinctive.
    • Some species of moss have comose stems with a dense cluster of leaves at the tip.
    • The botanist noted the comose arrangement of bracts on the specimen.

    🇨🇳具丛毛的

    同义词: comatetufted