fucus 的定义
plural fu·ci [fyoo-sahy], /ˈfyu saɪ/, fu·cus·es.
- any olive-brown seaweed or alga of the genus Fucus, having branching fronds and often air bladders.
更多fucus例句
- The largest species (E. fucicola) is parasitic on Fucus, growing in brush-like tufts about an inch long.
- In the typical genus—Fucus—the root is a conical disc, and the frond flat or compressed and forked.
- Fucus and Laminaria constitute the kelp from which iodine is obtained, and were at one time the source of the potash of commerce.
- This species, formerly called Fucus nodosus, is next to Fucus vesiculosus the most common rockweed.
- It is sometimes found free, but generally attached by its extremity to eel-grass or Fucus, seldom to rocks.