Definition of bulbil in English:

bulbil

noun ˈbʌlbɪlˈbəlbəl

Botany

A small bulblike structure, in particular one in the axil of a leaf, which may fall to form a new plant.
〔植〕珠芽，小鳞茎
Example sentencesExamples
- This species has sweet and palatable bulbs and also bears clusters of bulbils at the flower head.
- The fine, young leaves of sprouted garlic bulbils look like newly sprouted grass.
- If you look closely at the flower head you can see lots of bulbils forming - each one of those will grow into a new plant if it gets the chance.
- A unique feature of this flower is that the bulbils appear in the leaf axils.
- It can reproduce both asexually and through aerial bulbils, which is another reason for its high rank in impact.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from modern Latin bulbillus, diminutive of bulbus 'onion, bulbous root'.

Definition of bulbil in US English:

bulbil

nounˈbəlbəlˈbəlbəl

Botany

A small bulblikestructure, especially in the axil of a leaf or at the base of a stem, that may form a new plant.
〔植〕珠芽，小鳞茎
Example sentencesExamples
- It can reproduce both asexually and through aerial bulbils, which is another reason for its high rank in impact.
- This species has sweet and palatable bulbs and also bears clusters of bulbils at the flower head.
- If you look closely at the flower head you can see lots of bulbils forming - each one of those will grow into a new plant if it gets the chance.
- The fine, young leaves of sprouted garlic bulbils look like newly sprouted grass.
- A unique feature of this flower is that the bulbils appear in the leaf axils.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from modern Latin bulbillus, diminutive of bulbus ‘onion, bulbous root’.

词汇	bulbil
释义	Definition of bulbil in English: bulbil noun ˈbʌlbɪlˈbəlbəl Botany A small bulblike structure, in particular one in the axil of a leaf, which may fall to form a new plant. 〔植〕珠芽，小鳞茎 Example sentencesExamples This species has sweet and palatable bulbs and also bears clusters of bulbils at the flower head. The fine, young leaves of sprouted garlic bulbils look like newly sprouted grass. If you look closely at the flower head you can see lots of bulbils forming - each one of those will grow into a new plant if it gets the chance. A unique feature of this flower is that the bulbils appear in the leaf axils. It can reproduce both asexually and through aerial bulbils, which is another reason for its high rank in impact. Origin Mid 19th century: from modern Latin bulbillus, diminutive of bulbus 'onion, bulbous root'. Definition of bulbil in US English: bulbil nounˈbəlbəlˈbəlbəl Botany A small bulblikestructure, especially in the axil of a leaf or at the base of a stem, that may form a new plant. 〔植〕珠芽，小鳞茎 Example sentencesExamples It can reproduce both asexually and through aerial bulbils, which is another reason for its high rank in impact. This species has sweet and palatable bulbs and also bears clusters of bulbils at the flower head. If you look closely at the flower head you can see lots of bulbils forming - each one of those will grow into a new plant if it gets the chance. The fine, young leaves of sprouted garlic bulbils look like newly sprouted grass. A unique feature of this flower is that the bulbils appear in the leaf axils. Origin Mid 19th century: from modern Latin bulbillus, diminutive of bulbus ‘onion, bulbous root’.
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