Definition of carpophore in English:

carpophore

nounˈkɑːpə(ʊ)fɔːˈkärpəˌfôr

Botany

1(in a flower) an elongated axis that raises the stem of the pistil above the stamens.
Example sentencesExamples
- Analyses of the ripeness degree of S. sapinea carpophores collected in April, May, June, July and October in the Prklog and Marina plantations showed that they were ripe in all these months.
- For this reason, new cultures were obtained from carpophores collected in several geographical regions of Santa Catarina State.
- The cap colour of L. albostipitatum is generally vivid orange and changes to a dull light brown in dried carpophores.
- The part of the fungus seen on the flag represents its fruiting body (carpophore), but its dangerous part lies underground.
- In effect, sudden temperature changes, which give rise to sudden changes of humidity in the environment, cause deformation of the mushrooms from the time they are carpophores.
1. 1.1 (in a fungus) the stem of the fruiting body.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek karpos 'fruit' + -phore.

Definition of carpophore in US English:

carpophore

nounˈkärpəˌfôr

Botany

1(in a flower) an elongated axis that raises the stem of the pistil above the stamens.
Example sentencesExamples
- For this reason, new cultures were obtained from carpophores collected in several geographical regions of Santa Catarina State.
- The part of the fungus seen on the flag represents its fruiting body (carpophore), but its dangerous part lies underground.
- In effect, sudden temperature changes, which give rise to sudden changes of humidity in the environment, cause deformation of the mushrooms from the time they are carpophores.
- The cap colour of L. albostipitatum is generally vivid orange and changes to a dull light brown in dried carpophores.
- Analyses of the ripeness degree of S. sapinea carpophores collected in April, May, June, July and October in the Prklog and Marina plantations showed that they were ripe in all these months.
1. 1.1 (in a fungus) the stem of the fruiting body.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek karpos ‘fruit’ + -phore.

单词	carpophore
释义	Definition of carpophore in English: carpophore nounˈkɑːpə(ʊ)fɔːˈkärpəˌfôr Botany 1(in a flower) an elongated axis that raises the stem of the pistil above the stamens. Example sentencesExamples Analyses of the ripeness degree of S. sapinea carpophores collected in April, May, June, July and October in the Prklog and Marina plantations showed that they were ripe in all these months. For this reason, new cultures were obtained from carpophores collected in several geographical regions of Santa Catarina State. The cap colour of L. albostipitatum is generally vivid orange and changes to a dull light brown in dried carpophores. The part of the fungus seen on the flag represents its fruiting body (carpophore), but its dangerous part lies underground. In effect, sudden temperature changes, which give rise to sudden changes of humidity in the environment, cause deformation of the mushrooms from the time they are carpophores. 1.1 (in a fungus) the stem of the fruiting body. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek karpos 'fruit' + -phore. Definition of carpophore in US English: carpophore nounˈkärpəˌfôr Botany 1(in a flower) an elongated axis that raises the stem of the pistil above the stamens. Example sentencesExamples For this reason, new cultures were obtained from carpophores collected in several geographical regions of Santa Catarina State. The part of the fungus seen on the flag represents its fruiting body (carpophore), but its dangerous part lies underground. In effect, sudden temperature changes, which give rise to sudden changes of humidity in the environment, cause deformation of the mushrooms from the time they are carpophores. The cap colour of L. albostipitatum is generally vivid orange and changes to a dull light brown in dried carpophores. Analyses of the ripeness degree of S. sapinea carpophores collected in April, May, June, July and October in the Prklog and Marina plantations showed that they were ripe in all these months. 1.1 (in a fungus) the stem of the fruiting body. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek karpos ‘fruit’ + -phore.
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