Definition of pomology in English:

pomology

noun pə(ʊ)ˈmɒlədʒipəˈmäləjē

mass noun

The science of fruit-growing.
果树栽培学
Example sentencesExamples
- Modern state pomology, oriented towards the grower rather than the consumer, and tending to consider the orchard first, then the tree, the crop and finally the quality of the individual fruit, has turned pomology in new directions.
- The fourth and final section gives consideration to the three basic areas of horticulture: ornamental, olericulture and pomology.
- In the area of horticulture and pomology, the ability to use asexual reproduction after crossing opens a broad prospect in the application of distant hybridization.
- We maintain a pomology lending library with the catalog on our Web site (www.nafex.org).

Derivatives

pomological

adjective pə(ʊ)məˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l

The pomological researches are mainly focused on the development of and the cultural techniques and physiological studies in fruit trees.
Example sentencesExamples
- The court, as a centre of pomological activity, did not survive the French Revolution - or should one say the Industrial (a word of sinister meaning in fruit-growing)?

pomologist

nounpə(ʊ)ˈmɒlədʒɪstpəˈmɑlədʒəst

These compounds give the plant its horrendous allure, which smells ‘like something curled up in there and died, a week ago,’ said Ken Shackel, UC-Davis pomologist (fruit scientist).
Example sentencesExamples
- Although it has always been tempting, particularly to French pomologists, to identify classical fruits with modern survivals, such exercises, like the reconstruction of Greek music, are more or less imaginative guesswork.
- Unfortunately their findings have been largely overlooked and most pomologists assume that apple flowers have an imperfectly syncarpous gynoecium.
- The entire volume with 105 colored plates deserves the most attentive study by pomologists.
- However much growers and pomologists had attempted to change the fact, nature was not a controlled environment.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin pomum 'fruit' + -logy.

Definition of pomology in US English:

pomology

nounpəˈmäləjē

The science of growing fruit.
果树栽培学
Example sentencesExamples
- In the area of horticulture and pomology, the ability to use asexual reproduction after crossing opens a broad prospect in the application of distant hybridization.
- We maintain a pomology lending library with the catalog on our Web site (www.nafex.org).
- The fourth and final section gives consideration to the three basic areas of horticulture: ornamental, olericulture and pomology.
- Modern state pomology, oriented towards the grower rather than the consumer, and tending to consider the orchard first, then the tree, the crop and finally the quality of the individual fruit, has turned pomology in new directions.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin pomum ‘fruit’ + -logy.

单词	pomology
释义	Definition of pomology in English: pomology noun pə(ʊ)ˈmɒlədʒipəˈmäləjē mass noun The science of fruit-growing. 果树栽培学 Example sentencesExamples Modern state pomology, oriented towards the grower rather than the consumer, and tending to consider the orchard first, then the tree, the crop and finally the quality of the individual fruit, has turned pomology in new directions. The fourth and final section gives consideration to the three basic areas of horticulture: ornamental, olericulture and pomology. In the area of horticulture and pomology, the ability to use asexual reproduction after crossing opens a broad prospect in the application of distant hybridization. We maintain a pomology lending library with the catalog on our Web site (www.nafex.org). Derivatives pomological adjective pə(ʊ)məˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l The pomological researches are mainly focused on the development of and the cultural techniques and physiological studies in fruit trees. Example sentencesExamples The court, as a centre of pomological activity, did not survive the French Revolution - or should one say the Industrial (a word of sinister meaning in fruit-growing)? pomologist nounpə(ʊ)ˈmɒlədʒɪstpəˈmɑlədʒəst These compounds give the plant its horrendous allure, which smells ‘like something curled up in there and died, a week ago,’ said Ken Shackel, UC-Davis pomologist (fruit scientist). Example sentencesExamples Although it has always been tempting, particularly to French pomologists, to identify classical fruits with modern survivals, such exercises, like the reconstruction of Greek music, are more or less imaginative guesswork. Unfortunately their findings have been largely overlooked and most pomologists assume that apple flowers have an imperfectly syncarpous gynoecium. The entire volume with 105 colored plates deserves the most attentive study by pomologists. However much growers and pomologists had attempted to change the fact, nature was not a controlled environment. Origin Early 19th century: from Latin pomum 'fruit' + -logy. Definition of pomology in US English: pomology nounpəˈmäləjē The science of growing fruit. 果树栽培学 Example sentencesExamples In the area of horticulture and pomology, the ability to use asexual reproduction after crossing opens a broad prospect in the application of distant hybridization. We maintain a pomology lending library with the catalog on our Web site (www.nafex.org). The fourth and final section gives consideration to the three basic areas of horticulture: ornamental, olericulture and pomology. Modern state pomology, oriented towards the grower rather than the consumer, and tending to consider the orchard first, then the tree, the crop and finally the quality of the individual fruit, has turned pomology in new directions. Origin Early 19th century: from Latin pomum ‘fruit’ + -logy.
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