Definition of mestome in English:

mestome

(also mestom)

noun ˈmɛstəʊm

Botany

The conducting elements and associated parenchyma of a vascular bundle (as opposed to the strengthening mechanical elements). Now historical.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in George Goodale (1839–1923). From German Mestom from ancient Greek μέστωμα from μεστοῦν to fill up (from μεστός full, of unknown origin) + -ωμα.

Definition of mestome in US English:

mestome

(also mestom)

nounˈmɛstəʊm

Botany

The conducting elements and associated parenchyma of a vascular bundle (as opposed to the strengthening mechanical elements). Now historical.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in George Goodale (1839–1923). From German Mestom from ancient Greek μέστωμα from μεστοῦν to fill up (from μεστός full, of unknown origin) + -ωμα.

词汇	mestome
释义	Definition of mestome in English: mestome (also mestom) noun ˈmɛstəʊm Botany The conducting elements and associated parenchyma of a vascular bundle (as opposed to the strengthening mechanical elements). Now historical. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in George Goodale (1839–1923). From German Mestom from ancient Greek μέστωμα from μεστοῦν to fill up (from μεστός full, of unknown origin) + -ωμα. Definition of mestome in US English: mestome (also mestom) nounˈmɛstəʊm Botany The conducting elements and associated parenchyma of a vascular bundle (as opposed to the strengthening mechanical elements). Now historical. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in George Goodale (1839–1923). From German Mestom from ancient Greek μέστωμα from μεστοῦν to fill up (from μεστός full, of unknown origin) + -ωμα.
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