Definition of yucca in English:

yucca

noun ˈjʌkəˈjəkə

A plant of the agave family with swordlike leaves and spikes of white bell-shaped flowers that are dependent upon the yucca moth for fertilization, native to warm regions of the US and Mexico.
丝兰。亦称ADAM'S NEEDLE
Genus Yucca, family Agavaceae: many species, including the Spanish bayonet
Also called Adam's needle
Example sentencesExamples
- Another indestructible plant that grows directly in the sand is the yucca.
- At each curve, my father's old Plymouth's headlight beams swept the dark yuccas and bougainvillea.
- This particular location is unique because you catch both redwoods and yuccas in one view.
- Yesterday someone in the IT dept brought me up a yucca plant to look after.
- It searches among the yucca cactuses and Joshua trees for a lonely radar station atop a mountain peak.
- Snow weighs heavily along the branches of ponderosa pines and buries a yucca to the tips of its spears.
- There's a complete chain of command to determine where the office yucca plant should go.
- We are not certain what is going on in New Mexico, whose state bird is the road runner and whose state flower is the yucca.
- This incredibly beautiful desert wouldn't be complete without its gardens of cactus, black brush, yucca, monkey flower, Easter flowers and ferns.
- The often steep and rugged lower slopes of the mountains are dominated by cacti, agaves, yuccas, and thorn-bearing shrubs.
- If you want something striking, go for a plant with architectural interest such as yucca or phormium.
- The minute you convert your entire yard to yucca and yarrow, you're sure to be visited by the one deer in America that prefers these plants.
- Blue rescue retains its color all winter, as do yuccas ' sword-like leaves.
- Some nutritious vegetables enjoyed by Panamanians are plantain, yellow yam, yucca, and bread fruit.
- It remains to be shown quantitatively that selective fruit abortion in yuccas can increase plant fitness.
- A six-foot yucca plant, still in the pot, had its leaves burned into stumps.
- Yucca's white bell-shape flowers last only briefly.
- They helped raise the young, gather food such as yuccas and other plants and even hunted smaller animals such as rodents and turtles.
- I've got a big orchid plant which is lovely, a yucca and some peace lilies because they are so easy to look after.
- Grow thorny plants like agave, barberry, cactus, Natal plum, and yucca under rear windows.

Origin

Mid 16th century (denoting cassava): from Carib.

Rhymes

chukka (US chukker), ducker, felucca, mucker, plucker, pucker, pukka, shucker, succour (US succor), sucker, trucker, tucker

Definition of yucca in US English:

yucca

nounˈyəkəˈjəkə

A plant of the agave family with stiff swordlike leaves and spikes of white bell-shaped flowers that are dependent upon the yucca moth for fertilization, found especially in warm regions of North America and Mexico.
丝兰。亦称ADAM'S NEEDLE
Genus Yucca, family Agavaceae: many species, including Spanish bayonet and Adam's needle
Example sentencesExamples
- They helped raise the young, gather food such as yuccas and other plants and even hunted smaller animals such as rodents and turtles.
- Yesterday someone in the IT dept brought me up a yucca plant to look after.
- We are not certain what is going on in New Mexico, whose state bird is the road runner and whose state flower is the yucca.
- At each curve, my father's old Plymouth's headlight beams swept the dark yuccas and bougainvillea.
- It searches among the yucca cactuses and Joshua trees for a lonely radar station atop a mountain peak.
- There's a complete chain of command to determine where the office yucca plant should go.
- Some nutritious vegetables enjoyed by Panamanians are plantain, yellow yam, yucca, and bread fruit.
- Yucca's white bell-shape flowers last only briefly.
- Snow weighs heavily along the branches of ponderosa pines and buries a yucca to the tips of its spears.
- The often steep and rugged lower slopes of the mountains are dominated by cacti, agaves, yuccas, and thorn-bearing shrubs.
- Grow thorny plants like agave, barberry, cactus, Natal plum, and yucca under rear windows.
- A six-foot yucca plant, still in the pot, had its leaves burned into stumps.
- Blue rescue retains its color all winter, as do yuccas ' sword-like leaves.
- This incredibly beautiful desert wouldn't be complete without its gardens of cactus, black brush, yucca, monkey flower, Easter flowers and ferns.
- It remains to be shown quantitatively that selective fruit abortion in yuccas can increase plant fitness.
- The minute you convert your entire yard to yucca and yarrow, you're sure to be visited by the one deer in America that prefers these plants.
- This particular location is unique because you catch both redwoods and yuccas in one view.
- If you want something striking, go for a plant with architectural interest such as yucca or phormium.
- I've got a big orchid plant which is lovely, a yucca and some peace lilies because they are so easy to look after.
- Another indestructible plant that grows directly in the sand is the yucca.

Origin

Mid 16th century (denoting cassava): from Carib.

单词	yucca
释义	Definition of yucca in English: yucca noun ˈjʌkəˈjəkə A plant of the agave family with swordlike leaves and spikes of white bell-shaped flowers that are dependent upon the yucca moth for fertilization, native to warm regions of the US and Mexico. 丝兰。亦称ADAM'S NEEDLE Genus Yucca, family Agavaceae: many species, including the Spanish bayonet Also called Adam's needle Example sentencesExamples Another indestructible plant that grows directly in the sand is the yucca. At each curve, my father's old Plymouth's headlight beams swept the dark yuccas and bougainvillea. This particular location is unique because you catch both redwoods and yuccas in one view. Yesterday someone in the IT dept brought me up a yucca plant to look after. It searches among the yucca cactuses and Joshua trees for a lonely radar station atop a mountain peak. Snow weighs heavily along the branches of ponderosa pines and buries a yucca to the tips of its spears. There's a complete chain of command to determine where the office yucca plant should go. We are not certain what is going on in New Mexico, whose state bird is the road runner and whose state flower is the yucca. This incredibly beautiful desert wouldn't be complete without its gardens of cactus, black brush, yucca, monkey flower, Easter flowers and ferns. The often steep and rugged lower slopes of the mountains are dominated by cacti, agaves, yuccas, and thorn-bearing shrubs. If you want something striking, go for a plant with architectural interest such as yucca or phormium. The minute you convert your entire yard to yucca and yarrow, you're sure to be visited by the one deer in America that prefers these plants. Blue rescue retains its color all winter, as do yuccas ' sword-like leaves. Some nutritious vegetables enjoyed by Panamanians are plantain, yellow yam, yucca, and bread fruit. It remains to be shown quantitatively that selective fruit abortion in yuccas can increase plant fitness. A six-foot yucca plant, still in the pot, had its leaves burned into stumps. Yucca's white bell-shape flowers last only briefly. They helped raise the young, gather food such as yuccas and other plants and even hunted smaller animals such as rodents and turtles. I've got a big orchid plant which is lovely, a yucca and some peace lilies because they are so easy to look after. Grow thorny plants like agave, barberry, cactus, Natal plum, and yucca under rear windows. Origin Mid 16th century (denoting cassava): from Carib. Rhymes chukka (US chukker), ducker, felucca, mucker, plucker, pucker, pukka, shucker, succour (US succor), sucker, trucker, tucker Definition of yucca in US English: yucca nounˈyəkəˈjəkə A plant of the agave family with stiff swordlike leaves and spikes of white bell-shaped flowers that are dependent upon the yucca moth for fertilization, found especially in warm regions of North America and Mexico. 丝兰。亦称ADAM'S NEEDLE Genus Yucca, family Agavaceae: many species, including Spanish bayonet and Adam's needle Example sentencesExamples They helped raise the young, gather food such as yuccas and other plants and even hunted smaller animals such as rodents and turtles. Yesterday someone in the IT dept brought me up a yucca plant to look after. We are not certain what is going on in New Mexico, whose state bird is the road runner and whose state flower is the yucca. At each curve, my father's old Plymouth's headlight beams swept the dark yuccas and bougainvillea. It searches among the yucca cactuses and Joshua trees for a lonely radar station atop a mountain peak. There's a complete chain of command to determine where the office yucca plant should go. Some nutritious vegetables enjoyed by Panamanians are plantain, yellow yam, yucca, and bread fruit. Yucca's white bell-shape flowers last only briefly. Snow weighs heavily along the branches of ponderosa pines and buries a yucca to the tips of its spears. The often steep and rugged lower slopes of the mountains are dominated by cacti, agaves, yuccas, and thorn-bearing shrubs. Grow thorny plants like agave, barberry, cactus, Natal plum, and yucca under rear windows. A six-foot yucca plant, still in the pot, had its leaves burned into stumps. Blue rescue retains its color all winter, as do yuccas ' sword-like leaves. This incredibly beautiful desert wouldn't be complete without its gardens of cactus, black brush, yucca, monkey flower, Easter flowers and ferns. It remains to be shown quantitatively that selective fruit abortion in yuccas can increase plant fitness. The minute you convert your entire yard to yucca and yarrow, you're sure to be visited by the one deer in America that prefers these plants. This particular location is unique because you catch both redwoods and yuccas in one view. If you want something striking, go for a plant with architectural interest such as yucca or phormium. I've got a big orchid plant which is lovely, a yucca and some peace lilies because they are so easy to look after. Another indestructible plant that grows directly in the sand is the yucca. Origin Mid 16th century (denoting cassava): from Carib.
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