Definition of carpology in English:

carpology

noun kɑːˈpɒlədʒikɑrˈpɑlədʒi

mass nounrare

The study of fruits and seeds.
〈罕〉果实学

Derivatives

carpological

adjective

rare

The biggest problem was the amount of material to be moved, approximately 250,000 herbarium specimens and associated spirit and carpological collections; nearly 37 tonnes of material was shifted.
Example sentencesExamples
- The insight achieved by carpological investigation is of primary importance in reconstructing the vegetation, forest, and steppes around the Hârzova tell.
- These materials consist of various fragments of fossil fungi, mosses, water fern sporas, and other specimens that are helpful to carpological analyses.
- More than 10 000 carpological remains from the mainly Middle Bronze Age cultural layers of Tell Mozan have been identified so far.
- The carpological collection contains samples of almost all existing forms of fruit, from the simplest to the most exotic.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek karpos 'fruit' + -logy.

Definition of carpology in US English:

carpology

nounkärˈpäləjēkɑrˈpɑlədʒi

rare

The study of fruits and seeds.
〈罕〉果实学

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek karpos ‘fruit’ + -logy.

单词	carpology
释义	Definition of carpology in English: carpology noun kɑːˈpɒlədʒikɑrˈpɑlədʒi mass nounrare The study of fruits and seeds. 〈罕〉果实学 Derivatives carpological adjective rare The biggest problem was the amount of material to be moved, approximately 250,000 herbarium specimens and associated spirit and carpological collections; nearly 37 tonnes of material was shifted. Example sentencesExamples The insight achieved by carpological investigation is of primary importance in reconstructing the vegetation, forest, and steppes around the Hârzova tell. These materials consist of various fragments of fossil fungi, mosses, water fern sporas, and other specimens that are helpful to carpological analyses. More than 10 000 carpological remains from the mainly Middle Bronze Age cultural layers of Tell Mozan have been identified so far. The carpological collection contains samples of almost all existing forms of fruit, from the simplest to the most exotic. Origin Early 19th century: from Greek karpos 'fruit' + -logy. Definition of carpology in US English: carpology nounkärˈpäləjēkɑrˈpɑlədʒi rare The study of fruits and seeds. 〈罕〉果实学 Origin Early 19th century: from Greek karpos ‘fruit’ + -logy.
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