calyx 的定义
plural ca·lyx·es, cal·y·ces [kal-uh-seez, key-luh-]. /ˈkæl əˌsiz, ˈkeɪ lə-/.
- Botany. the outermost group of floral parts; the sepals.
- Anatomy, Zoology. a cuplike part.
calyx 近义词
whorl on flower
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- He rushed back to Tampa and has declined interviews but spoke last week at a memorial service honoring Calyx and Beau.
- Another previous incident had caused Calyx's mouth to bleed, Calyx said, although Julie said she never saw any blood.
- In October, Parker posted a photo of Calyx with her cross-country teammates.
- To impregnate these, a bunch of male flowers is carefully inserted and fastened in the calyx.
- These rubiace had no calyx; therefore the principle laid down on the blackboard was false.
- Alismace, distinguished by possessing barren and fertile flowers, with a three-leaved calyx and three coloured petals.
- The calyx is composed of five sepals, the corolla of four or five lobes, and the stamens are attached to the corolla.
- The umbels are sessile or nearly so, the flowers have no calyx, and the fruit has five prominent ridges.