Definition of enation in English:

enation

noun ɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nēˈnāSHən

Botany

An outgrowth from the surface of a leaf or other part of a plant.
〔植〕（叶等表面的）耳状突起，突出
as modifier pea enation virus
Example sentencesExamples
- Branches are covered in fine enations or hairs.
- The current hypothesis for the origin of microphylls is called the enation theory, based on the idea that microphylls evolved through the vascularization of enations on the plant.
- The erect portion of the stem bears paired enations, outgrowths which look like miniature leaves, but unlike true leaves, the enations have no vascular tissue.
- For late spring plantings of peas, use an enation virus-resistant variety that will remain productive when weather warms.
- They probably developed leaves both by enations and by planation of a branching system.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin enatio(n-), from enasci 'issue forth'.

Definition of enation in US English:

enation

nounēˈnāSHən

Botany

An outgrowth from the surface of a leaf or other part of a plant.
〔植〕（叶等表面的）耳状突起，突出
as modifier pea enation virus
Example sentencesExamples
- The current hypothesis for the origin of microphylls is called the enation theory, based on the idea that microphylls evolved through the vascularization of enations on the plant.
- Branches are covered in fine enations or hairs.
- The erect portion of the stem bears paired enations, outgrowths which look like miniature leaves, but unlike true leaves, the enations have no vascular tissue.
- They probably developed leaves both by enations and by planation of a branching system.
- For late spring plantings of peas, use an enation virus-resistant variety that will remain productive when weather warms.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin enatio(n-), from enasci ‘issue forth’.

单词	enation
释义	Definition of enation in English: enation noun ɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nēˈnāSHən Botany An outgrowth from the surface of a leaf or other part of a plant. 〔植〕（叶等表面的）耳状突起，突出 as modifier pea enation virus Example sentencesExamples Branches are covered in fine enations or hairs. The current hypothesis for the origin of microphylls is called the enation theory, based on the idea that microphylls evolved through the vascularization of enations on the plant. The erect portion of the stem bears paired enations, outgrowths which look like miniature leaves, but unlike true leaves, the enations have no vascular tissue. For late spring plantings of peas, use an enation virus-resistant variety that will remain productive when weather warms. They probably developed leaves both by enations and by planation of a branching system. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin enatio(n-), from enasci 'issue forth'. Definition of enation in US English: enation nounēˈnāSHən Botany An outgrowth from the surface of a leaf or other part of a plant. 〔植〕（叶等表面的）耳状突起，突出 as modifier pea enation virus Example sentencesExamples The current hypothesis for the origin of microphylls is called the enation theory, based on the idea that microphylls evolved through the vascularization of enations on the plant. Branches are covered in fine enations or hairs. The erect portion of the stem bears paired enations, outgrowths which look like miniature leaves, but unlike true leaves, the enations have no vascular tissue. They probably developed leaves both by enations and by planation of a branching system. For late spring plantings of peas, use an enation virus-resistant variety that will remain productive when weather warms. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin enatio(n-), from enasci ‘issue forth’.
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