Definition of medullation in English:

medullation

noun mɛdəˈleɪʃnmɪˌdʌlˈeɪʃn

1Histology and Physiology= "myelination". Compare "medulla". Now rare.
2Botany. The presence or development of a medulla in a stele; the condition of having such a medulla.
3The presence of a medulla in a hair or feather; the nature or size of the medulla in hairs; the condition of having medullated hairs; the degree to which the hairs (of an animal, type of wool, etc.) are medullated.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. From medulla + -ation.

Definition of medullation in US English:

medullation

noun

1Histology and Physiology= "myelination". Compare "medulla". Now rare.
2Botany. The presence or development of a medulla in a stele; the condition of having such a medulla.
3The presence of a medulla in a hair or feather; the nature or size of the medulla in hairs; the condition of having medullated hairs; the degree to which the hairs (of an animal, type of wool, etc.) are medullated.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. From medulla + -ation.

词汇	medullation
释义	Definition of medullation in English: medullation noun mɛdəˈleɪʃnmɪˌdʌlˈeɪʃn 1Histology and Physiology= "myelination". Compare "medulla". Now rare. 2Botany. The presence or development of a medulla in a stele; the condition of having such a medulla. 3The presence of a medulla in a hair or feather; the nature or size of the medulla in hairs; the condition of having medullated hairs; the degree to which the hairs (of an animal, type of wool, etc.) are medullated. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. From medulla + -ation. Definition of medullation in US English: medullation noun 1Histology and Physiology= "myelination". Compare "medulla". Now rare. 2Botany. The presence or development of a medulla in a stele; the condition of having such a medulla. 3The presence of a medulla in a hair or feather; the nature or size of the medulla in hairs; the condition of having medullated hairs; the degree to which the hairs (of an animal, type of wool, etc.) are medullated. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. From medulla + -ation.
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