CYMOSE

Meaning of CYMOSE in English

adj.

Pronunciation: ' s ī - ˌ m ō s

Function: adjective

Date: 1807

: of, relating to, being, or bearing a cyme

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CYMOSE — adjective Date: 1807 of, relating to, being, or bearing a cyme
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CYMOSE — ˈsīˌmōs adjective also cy·mous -_məs Etymology: cyme + -ose, -ous 1. : being, having the form of, or derived from …
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CYMOSE — (a.) Alt. of Cymous
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CYMOSE — ( a. ) Alt. of Cymous
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CYMOSE — — cymosely , adv. /suy"mohs, suy mohs"/ , adj. Bot. 1. bearing a cyme or cymes. 2. of or of …
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CYMOSE — adj. having a cyme; of or pertaining to a cyme (type of flowering cluster)
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CYMOSE — adjective Date: 1807 : of, relating to, being, or bearing a cyme
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CYMOSE — adj ·alt. of cymous.
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CYMOSE — [cy.mose] adj (1807): of, relating to, being, or bearing a cyme
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CYMOSE — цимозный, полузонтичный; симподиально ветвящийся
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CYMOSE — цимозный, полузонтичный; симподиально ветвящийся
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MONOCHASIUM — noun (plural monochasia) Etymology: New Latin, from mon- + -chasium (as in dichasium) Date: circa 1890 a cymose inflorescence that …
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DICHASIUM — noun (plural dichasia) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek dichasis halving, from dichazein to halve, from dicha Date: 1875 a cymose …
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CYMOUS — adjective see cymose
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CYMOSELY — adverb see cymose
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