cotyledonary

English - Turkish

Definition of cotyledonary in English Turkish dictionary

Related Terms

cotyledon

çenek

cotyledon

kotileden

cotyledon

{i} tohumdan çıkan ilk yaprak

cotyledon

{i} kotiledon

cotyledon

tohumdan ilk çıkan tek veya çift çenekli yaprak

cotyledon

(Tıp) Kotiledon (plasenta parçası)

English - English

Definition of cotyledonary in English English dictionary

Having a cotyledon; tufted; as, the cotyledonary placenta of the cow

{s} of the primary leaf produced by a seed

Related Terms

cotyledon

{n} a side lobe of vegetable seed, a plant

cotyledon

the leaf of the embryo of a seed-bearing plant; after germination it becomes the first leaves of the seedling

cotyledon

One of the patches of villi found in some forms of placenta

cotyledon

embryonic leaf in seed-bearing plants

cotyledon

The seed leaves

cotyledon

The "seed leaves" produced by a seed plant embryo They serve to absorb nutrients packaged in the seed, until the seedling is able to produce its first true leaves and begin photosynthesis The number of cotyledons is a key feature for the identification of the two major groups of flowering plants

cotyledon

A leaf borne by the caulicle or radicle of an embryo; a seed leaf

cotyledon

A seed leaf which is borne on a plant embryo

cotyledon

- a seed leaf

cotyledon

Seed leaf within the embryo of a seed that provides energy and nutrients for the developing seedling. After the first true leaves have formed, they wither and fall off. Flowering plants whose embryos have a single cotyledon are grouped as monocots, or monocotyledonous plants; embryos with two cotyledons are grouped as dicots, or dicotyledonous plants. Unlike flowering plants, gymnosperms usually have several cotyledons rather than one or two

cotyledon

A seed leaf

cotyledon

{i} primary leaf produced by a seed

cotyledon

In the seed, there is a tiny leaf (or set of leaves) that will be the first to the see the sun after the seed has germinated This is the cotyledon Sometimes there are two sets; a plant with two sets is said to be a dicotyledon The cotyledon sustains the plant until its first set of true leaves appear

cotyledon

A primary leaf; generally stores food in dicotyledons and absorbs food in monocotyledons

cotyledon

Seed leaf: leaf-like structures in the embryos of seeds Grasses have one cotyledon in each seed (monocotyledon), while legumes have two (dicotyledon)

cotyledon

Seed leaves of the embryo which are usually thickened for storage of food reserves and may serve as true foliage leaves

Hyphenation

co·ty·le·don·a·ry

Etymology

[ "kä-t&-'lE-d& ] (noun.) 1540. New Latin, from Greek kotylEdOn cup-shaped hollow, from kotylE cup, anything hollow.