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coriaceous如何读
coriaceous是什么意思
- adj.像皮的；皮质的；强韧的
coriaceous英英释义
- adj.resembling or made to resemble leather; tough but pliable
coriaceous词源中文解释
"质地、坚韧等方面类似皮革的"，来自1670年代的 Late Latin coraceus，源自拉丁语 corium "皮肤、兽皮、皮革"（参见 corium）。
coriaceous_医学行业词汇
革样的，粗糙的：指细菌培养物
coriaceous词源英文解释
Late Latin coriaceus — more at cuirass
The first known use of coriaceous was in 1674
coriaceous 例句
1 Usable response rate and build differentiation low-key exact extent comes assess is coriaceous functionary restores a situation.
可用反应速度和建立分化抑制的准确程度来评定皮质机能的恢复情况。
2 Note.—In addition to the above there were also represented a number of coriaceous or woody species which grow upon trees, old stumps, etc.
3 When young it is somewhat fleshy and pliant, then it becomes tough, coriaceous, and hard when dry.
4 P. coriaceous, flattened, rugulose, almost glabrous, brownish; g. straight, simple and forked, freely anastomosing, entire, reddish.
5 Pileus is coriaceous, thin, flaccid, unequal, hairy, zoned, pallid, more or less flabelliform, imbricated.
6 The leaf-blade is filiform, shorter or longer than the stem, erect or curved, coriaceous with the margins sparsely ciliate with long strict hairs, 1/2 to 1 inch long.
7 Well, well:—“Vex not thou the poick’s mind, With thy coriaceous ingratitude, The P. will be to your faults more than a little blind, And yours is a far from handsome attitude.”
8 The first glume is coriaceous, oblong or lanceolate, convex more or less, marginally winged above the middle, truncate or two-cuspidate at the apex and awnless.
9 The plants are coriaceous, and none are edible.
10 These organs consist of three strata of tissue varying in structure, the external being fibrous, and sometimes hairy, the interior cellular and delicate, the intermediate thick and at length tough, coriaceous, and resistant.
11 Many of the species of Collybia are quite firm and will revive somewhat after drying when moistened, but they are not coriaceous as in Marasmius, nor do they revive so thoroughly.
12 Another native presents itself to the eye—a huge live-oak extending its long horizontal boughs, covered thickly with evergreen coriaceous leaves, and broadly shadowing the grass beneath.
13 In structure they are coriaceous, and include plants both with broad and narrow, branched and unbranched fronds.
14 P. coriaceous, flattened, firm, downy, concentrically sulcate, inside and out cinnamon; g. rather distant, straight, unequal, almost simple, narrow, entire, colour of p. var. crocata, Sacc.
15 The leaves he describes as having very short petioles, hearted at the base, and of a coriaceous consistence, and covered with large semi-globular glands.
16 The genus, or rather family of Epeira, is here characterized by many singular forms; some species have pointed coriaceous shells, others enlarged and spiny tibiæ.
17 Our view was interrupted on all sides by a thick frondage of evergreen trees—some with broad shining coriaceous leaves, as the magnolia, that here grew to its full stature.
18 Botanical Description.—A large ornamental tree with leaves alternate, oblong, coriaceous, green.
19 The leaf-blade is very long, narrow linear, acuminate and narrowing downwards into the stout midrib, coriaceous, glabrous and 1-1/2 to 2 feet by 1/8 to 1/4 inch.
20 This attains, I am told, a large size: it is not very unlike in habit a Melanorrhæa, and its young leaves are tinged with red, the mature ones are coriaceous.