Definition of bryology in English:

bryology

noun brʌɪˈɒlədʒibraɪˈɑlədʒi

mass noun

The study of mosses and liverworts.
苔藓（植物）学
Example sentencesExamples
- Leading bryologist W. B. Schofield gives a broad, international view of bryology that goes beyond a basic understanding of structure to present the bryophytes as a vital group of living plants.
- I'm teaching bryology within the general botany classes and two specialized courses ‘Bryophyte biology’ and ‘Field course of bryology’.
- The following references are key sources for entry into the primary scientific literature in the fields of bryology and lichenology.
- Bryologists from all countries are invited to publish original research from any field of bryology.
- When Steere began his work on mosses in the early 1930s, bryology was a field filled primarily with amateurs.

Derivatives

bryological

adjectivebrʌɪəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l

It fills a gap, certainly in the bryological literature, and highlights the relevance and importance of bryological research today.
Example sentencesExamples
- You may also be interested in the Bryological Resources at the Missouri Botanical Garden, including a literature database, index of moss names, and bryological glossary.
- Many other links to bryological sites can be found at the British Bryological Society's homepage and in the Open Directory under Anthocerotophyta, Bryophyta and Hepaticophyta
- The Finnish Bryological Society was founded in 1987 to promote bryological research and support the cooperation of the bryologists in Finland.
- It is published biannually (usually June and December) and provides news and information on research, workshops and other bryological activities in the Australasian region.

bryologist

noun brʌɪˈɒlədʒɪstbraɪˈɑlədʒəst

A number of competent bryologists have visited the Loch an Eilein area over the years and searched Aspens without success, but few have ventured further afield.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was the first bryologist to visit the northern slopes of the American Arctic Mountains.
- Membership is open also for bryologists residing outside the Nordic region.
- Annexed to the herbarium is the Brioteca Hispánica collection, with about 1,600 specimens, the result of an exchange of samples between Spanish bryologists.
- For example, when bryologists say a moss is in good ‘fruiting condition’, they are referring to a moss with abundant sporophytes!

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek bruon 'moss' + -logy.

Definition of bryology in US English:

bryology

nounbrīˈäləjēbraɪˈɑlədʒi

The study of mosses and liverworts.
苔藓（植物）学
Example sentencesExamples
- The following references are key sources for entry into the primary scientific literature in the fields of bryology and lichenology.
- Leading bryologist W. B. Schofield gives a broad, international view of bryology that goes beyond a basic understanding of structure to present the bryophytes as a vital group of living plants.
- Bryologists from all countries are invited to publish original research from any field of bryology.
- I'm teaching bryology within the general botany classes and two specialized courses ‘Bryophyte biology’ and ‘Field course of bryology’.
- When Steere began his work on mosses in the early 1930s, bryology was a field filled primarily with amateurs.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek bruon ‘moss’ + -logy.

词汇	bryology
释义	Definition of bryology in English: bryology noun brʌɪˈɒlədʒibraɪˈɑlədʒi mass noun The study of mosses and liverworts. 苔藓（植物）学 Example sentencesExamples Leading bryologist W. B. Schofield gives a broad, international view of bryology that goes beyond a basic understanding of structure to present the bryophytes as a vital group of living plants. I'm teaching bryology within the general botany classes and two specialized courses ‘Bryophyte biology’ and ‘Field course of bryology’. The following references are key sources for entry into the primary scientific literature in the fields of bryology and lichenology. Bryologists from all countries are invited to publish original research from any field of bryology. When Steere began his work on mosses in the early 1930s, bryology was a field filled primarily with amateurs. Derivatives bryological adjectivebrʌɪəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l It fills a gap, certainly in the bryological literature, and highlights the relevance and importance of bryological research today. Example sentencesExamples You may also be interested in the Bryological Resources at the Missouri Botanical Garden, including a literature database, index of moss names, and bryological glossary. Many other links to bryological sites can be found at the British Bryological Society's homepage and in the Open Directory under Anthocerotophyta, Bryophyta and Hepaticophyta The Finnish Bryological Society was founded in 1987 to promote bryological research and support the cooperation of the bryologists in Finland. It is published biannually (usually June and December) and provides news and information on research, workshops and other bryological activities in the Australasian region. bryologist noun brʌɪˈɒlədʒɪstbraɪˈɑlədʒəst A number of competent bryologists have visited the Loch an Eilein area over the years and searched Aspens without success, but few have ventured further afield. Example sentencesExamples He was the first bryologist to visit the northern slopes of the American Arctic Mountains. Membership is open also for bryologists residing outside the Nordic region. Annexed to the herbarium is the Brioteca Hispánica collection, with about 1,600 specimens, the result of an exchange of samples between Spanish bryologists. For example, when bryologists say a moss is in good ‘fruiting condition’, they are referring to a moss with abundant sporophytes! Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek bruon 'moss' + -logy. Definition of bryology in US English: bryology nounbrīˈäləjēbraɪˈɑlədʒi The study of mosses and liverworts. 苔藓（植物）学 Example sentencesExamples The following references are key sources for entry into the primary scientific literature in the fields of bryology and lichenology. Leading bryologist W. B. Schofield gives a broad, international view of bryology that goes beyond a basic understanding of structure to present the bryophytes as a vital group of living plants. Bryologists from all countries are invited to publish original research from any field of bryology. I'm teaching bryology within the general botany classes and two specialized courses ‘Bryophyte biology’ and ‘Field course of bryology’. When Steere began his work on mosses in the early 1930s, bryology was a field filled primarily with amateurs. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek bruon ‘moss’ + -logy.
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