guayulen.

/ɡwʌɪˈuːli/

/hwʌɪˈuːli/

Etymology: < American Spanish guayule, < Nahuatl cuauhuli.

A silver-leaved shrub, Parthenium argentatum, of the family Compositæ, native to northern Mexico and adjacent parts of Texas, formerly cultivated as the source of a type of rubber; also, the rubber produced from the plant.

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1906 Bull. Imper. Inst. 4 114 The Guayule rubber of Mexico.

1906 Bull. Imper. Inst. 4 114 The Guayule plant.

1906 Bull. Imper. Inst. 4 115 The Guayule is found at altitudes ranging from 3,000 to 5,600 feet.

1926 P. C. Standley Trees & Shrubs Mexico (Contrib. U.S. Herbarium Vol. 23, Pt. 5) 1520 The guayule rubber plant is one of the most important members of the Mexican flora.

1939 J. Steinbeck Grapes of Wrath ix. 102 Remember a fella wanted us to put in that rubber bush they call guayule.

1944 Bot. Gaz. 106 198/1 The experiments indicate that substances unfavorable to the growth of guayule plants emanate from the roots of actively growing plants of this species [sc. guayule].

1964 F. O'Rourke Mule for Marquesa 72 The distant green of deceptively deadly ocotillo savannahs, filled with the scorched grey of candelilla and guayule.

1969 A. S. Craig Dict. Rubber Technol. 75 Intensive research, started in 1942, has not succeeded in making guayule competitive with Hevea rubber, and since 1962 there has been no commercial production.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online June 2018).

单词	guayule
释义	guayulen. /ɡwʌɪˈuːli//hwʌɪˈuːli/ Etymology: < American Spanish guayule, < Nahuatl cuauhuli. A silver-leaved shrub, Parthenium argentatum, of the family Compositæ, native to northern Mexico and adjacent parts of Texas, formerly cultivated as the source of a type of rubber; also, the rubber produced from the plant. ΘΚΠ the world > plants > particular plants > cultivated or valued plants > particular tree or plant yielding useful gum or resin > rubber trees or plants > [noun] milk-bush1696 hule1846 seringa1847 seringue1850 jintawan1851 gutta-percha1860 taban1861 melkbos1862 rubber plant1863 palay1866 Honduras rubber1870 hevea1878 tunu1883 black rubber vine1887 guayule1906 kok-saghyz1932 1906 Bull. Imper. Inst. 4 114 The Guayule rubber of Mexico. 1906 Bull. Imper. Inst. 4 114 The Guayule plant. 1906 Bull. Imper. Inst. 4 115 The Guayule is found at altitudes ranging from 3,000 to 5,600 feet. 1926 P. C. Standley Trees & Shrubs Mexico (Contrib. U.S. Herbarium Vol. 23, Pt. 5) 1520 The guayule rubber plant is one of the most important members of the Mexican flora. 1939 J. Steinbeck Grapes of Wrath ix. 102 Remember a fella wanted us to put in that rubber bush they call guayule. 1944 Bot. Gaz. 106 198/1 The experiments indicate that substances unfavorable to the growth of guayule plants emanate from the roots of actively growing plants of this species [sc. guayule]. 1964 F. O'Rourke Mule for Marquesa 72 The distant green of deceptively deadly ocotillo savannahs, filled with the scorched grey of candelilla and guayule. 1969 A. S. Craig Dict. Rubber Technol. 75 Intensive research, started in 1942, has not succeeded in making guayule competitive with Hevea rubber, and since 1962 there has been no commercial production. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online June 2018). < n.1906
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