Definition of solanum in English:

solanum

noun səˈleɪnəmsoʊˈleɪnəm

A plant of a genus that includes the potato and woody nightshade.
茄属植物
Genus Solanum, family Solanaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- The solanum is one of two that I got in tubs when we were trying to sell the house last year.
- In the morelloid clade, the concentrations of these compounds decrease dramatically as fruit matures, while in many members of the spiny solanums, concentrations remain high at fruit ripeness.
- ‘While it is perfectly possible to keep both alive, without going to considerable trouble come next Christmas the poinsettia won't have red leaves and the solanum will have highly poisonous berries’ she says.

Origin

Latin.

Definition of solanum in US English:

solanum

nounsōˈlānəmsoʊˈleɪnəm

A plant of a genus that includes the potato and woody nightshade.
茄属植物
Genus Solanum, family Solanaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘While it is perfectly possible to keep both alive, without going to considerable trouble come next Christmas the poinsettia won't have red leaves and the solanum will have highly poisonous berries’ she says.
- In the morelloid clade, the concentrations of these compounds decrease dramatically as fruit matures, while in many members of the spiny solanums, concentrations remain high at fruit ripeness.
- The solanum is one of two that I got in tubs when we were trying to sell the house last year.

Origin

Latin.

词汇	solanum
释义	Definition of solanum in English: solanum noun səˈleɪnəmsoʊˈleɪnəm A plant of a genus that includes the potato and woody nightshade. 茄属植物 Genus Solanum, family Solanaceae Example sentencesExamples The solanum is one of two that I got in tubs when we were trying to sell the house last year. In the morelloid clade, the concentrations of these compounds decrease dramatically as fruit matures, while in many members of the spiny solanums, concentrations remain high at fruit ripeness. ‘While it is perfectly possible to keep both alive, without going to considerable trouble come next Christmas the poinsettia won't have red leaves and the solanum will have highly poisonous berries’ she says. Origin Latin. Definition of solanum in US English: solanum nounsōˈlānəmsoʊˈleɪnəm A plant of a genus that includes the potato and woody nightshade. 茄属植物 Genus Solanum, family Solanaceae Example sentencesExamples ‘While it is perfectly possible to keep both alive, without going to considerable trouble come next Christmas the poinsettia won't have red leaves and the solanum will have highly poisonous berries’ she says. In the morelloid clade, the concentrations of these compounds decrease dramatically as fruit matures, while in many members of the spiny solanums, concentrations remain high at fruit ripeness. The solanum is one of two that I got in tubs when we were trying to sell the house last year. Origin Latin.
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