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kudzu

/ˈkʊd.zuː/

翻译: 原产于东亚的一种快速生长的藤本植物,具有块状淀粉质根、被毛的三出复叶、紫色花序和长满种子的被毛豆荚;可作为饲料作物、根可提取淀粉,在美国南部广泛归化。

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/ˈkʊd.zuː/C1formalscientific
  • zh原产于东亚的一种快速生长的藤本植物,具有块状淀粉质根、被毛的三出复叶、紫色花序和长满种子的被毛豆荚;可作为饲料作物、根可提取淀粉,在美国南部广泛归化。

A fast-growing vine native to eastern Asia, characterized by tuberous starchy roots, hairy trifoliate leaves, racemes of purple flowers, and long hairy pods containing many seeds; cultivated for fodder, forage, and root starch, and widely naturalized in the southern United States.

  1. Fast-growing vineB2formalamerican

    A quick-spreading vine from eastern Asia, known for its tuberous starchy roots, hairy trifoliate leaves, and purple flowers that grow in racemes. It produces long hairy pods containing many seeds.

    zh快速生长的藤本植物

    • Kudzu was introduced to the United States for erosion control.
    • The vine's rapid growth has made it a common sight in the southern states.
    • Farmers use kudzu as fodder for livestock.
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