Definition of rachilla in English:

rachilla

(also rhachilla)

noun rəˈkɪlə

Botany

In grasses: the floral axis, i.e. the axis on which the florets are borne within the spikelet. Also (in palms): the ultimate flower-bearing axis of the inflorescence.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William T. Brande (1788–1866), chemist. From scientific Latin rachilla from post-classical Latin rachis + -illa.

Definition of rachilla in US English:

rachilla

(also rhachilla)

nounrəˈkɪlə

Botany

In grasses: the floral axis, i.e. the axis on which the florets are borne within the spikelet. Also (in palms): the ultimate flower-bearing axis of the inflorescence.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William T. Brande (1788–1866), chemist. From scientific Latin rachilla from post-classical Latin rachis + -illa.

单词	rachilla
释义	Definition of rachilla in English: rachilla (also rhachilla) noun rəˈkɪlə Botany In grasses: the floral axis, i.e. the axis on which the florets are borne within the spikelet. Also (in palms): the ultimate flower-bearing axis of the inflorescence. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William T. Brande (1788–1866), chemist. From scientific Latin rachilla from post-classical Latin rachis + -illa. Definition of rachilla in US English: rachilla (also rhachilla) nounrəˈkɪlə Botany In grasses: the floral axis, i.e. the axis on which the florets are borne within the spikelet. Also (in palms): the ultimate flower-bearing axis of the inflorescence. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William T. Brande (1788–1866), chemist. From scientific Latin rachilla from post-classical Latin rachis + -illa.
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