- racemose
- ˈræsɪməus прил.;
бот. кистеобразный (специальное) кистевидный, кистеобразный;
гроздевидный racemose бот. кистеобразный
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racemose
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Racemose — Rac e*mose (r[a^]s [ e]*m[=o]s ), a. [L. racemosus full of clusters.] Resembling a raceme; growing in the form of a raceme; as, (Bot.) racemose berries or flowers; (Anat.) the racemose glands, in which the ducts are branched and clustered like a… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
racemose — [ras′ə mōs΄] adj. [L racemosus] arranged in, or bearing, a raceme or racemes … English World dictionary
Racemose — A descriptive term for something that is in a cluster or bunch.From the Latin “racemus” meaning “a cluster or bunch, particularly of grapes.” * * * Branching, with nodular terminations; resembling a bunch of grapes. [L. racemosus, full of… … Medical dictionary
racemöse Verzweigung — ⇒ Monopodium … Deutsch wörterbuch der biologie
racemose gland — racemose gland, a gland formed of a system of ducts which branch into sacs and resemble clusters of grapes, such as the pancreas … Useful english dictionary
racemose — adjective Etymology: Latin racemosus full of clusters, from racemus Date: 1698 having or growing in the form of a raceme … New Collegiate Dictionary
racemose — adj. [L. racemus, bunch] Bunch, as perhaps of grapes … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
racemose — racemosely, adv. /ras euh mohs /, adj. 1. Bot. a. having the form of a raceme. b. arranged in racemes. 2. Anat. (of a gland) resembling a bunch of grapes; having branching ducts that end in acini. [1690 1700; < L racemosus full of clusters,… … Universalium
racemose — adjective Having flowers arranged along a single central axis, as in a raceme, spike, or catkin. See Also: raceme … Wiktionary
racemose — ræsɪməʊs adj. arranged in clusters around a common stem (Botany) … English contemporary dictionary
racemose — [ rasɪməʊs, z] adjective 1》 Botany of the form of a raceme. 2》 Anatomy of the form of a cluster. Origin C17: from L. racemosus, from racemus (see raceme) … English new terms dictionary
