Definition of indumentum in English:

indumentum

nounPlural indumenta ˌɪndjʊˈmɛntəmˌind(y)əˈmen(t)əm

Zoology Botany

A covering of hairs (or feathers) on an animal or plant.
Example sentencesExamples
- Morphological characters including the glandular indumentum and cream flower colour suggest that A. ambiguum is close to A. graniticum.
- The leaves have a thin fawn to gray indumentum on the underside and are not shiny on the upper surface.
- An excellent compact plant with pale green leaves felted with brown indumentum on the reverse.
- Capitulum bracts are spiny and coated with a dense white arachnoidal indumentum.
- An indumentum was noted in the inflorescence region or in the upper part of the stem.
- New foliage covered with indumentum which remains on the undersides of the leafs.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin, literally 'garment', from induere 'put on, don'.

Definition of indumentum in US English:

indumentum

nounˌind(y)əˈmen(t)əm

Botany Zoology

A covering of hairs (or feathers) on an animal or plant.
Example sentencesExamples
- Morphological characters including the glandular indumentum and cream flower colour suggest that A. ambiguum is close to A. graniticum.
- The leaves have a thin fawn to gray indumentum on the underside and are not shiny on the upper surface.
- New foliage covered with indumentum which remains on the undersides of the leafs.
- Capitulum bracts are spiny and coated with a dense white arachnoidal indumentum.
- An excellent compact plant with pale green leaves felted with brown indumentum on the reverse.
- An indumentum was noted in the inflorescence region or in the upper part of the stem.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin, literally ‘garment’, from induere ‘put on, don’.

单词	indumentum
释义	Definition of indumentum in English: indumentum nounPlural indumenta ˌɪndjʊˈmɛntəmˌind(y)əˈmen(t)əm Zoology Botany A covering of hairs (or feathers) on an animal or plant. Example sentencesExamples Morphological characters including the glandular indumentum and cream flower colour suggest that A. ambiguum is close to A. graniticum. The leaves have a thin fawn to gray indumentum on the underside and are not shiny on the upper surface. An excellent compact plant with pale green leaves felted with brown indumentum on the reverse. Capitulum bracts are spiny and coated with a dense white arachnoidal indumentum. An indumentum was noted in the inflorescence region or in the upper part of the stem. New foliage covered with indumentum which remains on the undersides of the leafs. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin, literally 'garment', from induere 'put on, don'. Definition of indumentum in US English: indumentum nounˌind(y)əˈmen(t)əm Botany Zoology A covering of hairs (or feathers) on an animal or plant. Example sentencesExamples Morphological characters including the glandular indumentum and cream flower colour suggest that A. ambiguum is close to A. graniticum. The leaves have a thin fawn to gray indumentum on the underside and are not shiny on the upper surface. New foliage covered with indumentum which remains on the undersides of the leafs. Capitulum bracts are spiny and coated with a dense white arachnoidal indumentum. An excellent compact plant with pale green leaves felted with brown indumentum on the reverse. An indumentum was noted in the inflorescence region or in the upper part of the stem. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin, literally ‘garment’, from induere ‘put on, don’.
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