Definition of loculicidal in English:

loculicidal

adjective ˌlɒkjʊlɪˈsʌɪdl

Botany

Of a carpel, fruit, etc.: that dehisces through the back or dorsal suture of the locules, as opposed to splitting along the septa; designating or relating to dehiscence of this type.

Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Monthly Review. From classical Latin loculus + -cidal, after French loculicide.

adjectiveˌlɒkjʊlɪˈsʌɪdl

Botany

Of a carpel, fruit, etc.: that dehisces through the back or dorsal suture of the locules, as opposed to splitting along the septa; designating or relating to dehiscence of this type.

Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Monthly Review. From classical Latin loculus + -cidal, after French loculicide.

单词	loculicidal
释义	Definition of loculicidal in English: loculicidal adjective ˌlɒkjʊlɪˈsʌɪdl Botany Of a carpel, fruit, etc.: that dehisces through the back or dorsal suture of the locules, as opposed to splitting along the septa; designating or relating to dehiscence of this type. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Monthly Review. From classical Latin loculus + -cidal, after French loculicide. Definition of loculicidal in US English: loculicidal adjectiveˌlɒkjʊlɪˈsʌɪdl Botany Of a carpel, fruit, etc.: that dehisces through the back or dorsal suture of the locules, as opposed to splitting along the septa; designating or relating to dehiscence of this type. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Monthly Review. From classical Latin loculus + -cidal, after French loculicide.
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