Definition of pachycaul in English:

pachycaul

noun ˈpakɪkɔːl

Botany

A tree having a thick primary stem and few or no branches (a primitive growth form especially characteristic of the tropics).

adjective ˈpakɪkɔːl

Botany

= pachycaulous.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in John Henry Corner (1906–1996), botanist. From pachy- + ancient Greek καυλός stem, stalk, after Hellenistic Greek παχύκαυλος having a thick stem or stalk.

Definition of pachycaul in US English:

pachycaul

nounˈpakɪkɔːl

Botany

A tree having a thick primary stem and few or no branches (a primitive growth form especially characteristic of the tropics).

adjectiveˈpakɪkɔːl

Botany

= pachycaulous.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in John Henry Corner (1906–1996), botanist. From pachy- + ancient Greek καυλός stem, stalk, after Hellenistic Greek παχύκαυλος having a thick stem or stalk.

单词	pachycaul
释义	Definition of pachycaul in English: pachycaul noun ˈpakɪkɔːl Botany A tree having a thick primary stem and few or no branches (a primitive growth form especially characteristic of the tropics). adjective ˈpakɪkɔːl Botany = pachycaulous. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in John Henry Corner (1906–1996), botanist. From pachy- + ancient Greek καυλός stem, stalk, after Hellenistic Greek παχύκαυλος having a thick stem or stalk. Definition of pachycaul in US English: pachycaul nounˈpakɪkɔːl Botany A tree having a thick primary stem and few or no branches (a primitive growth form especially characteristic of the tropics). adjectiveˈpakɪkɔːl Botany = pachycaulous. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in John Henry Corner (1906–1996), botanist. From pachy- + ancient Greek καυλός stem, stalk, after Hellenistic Greek παχύκαυλος having a thick stem or stalk.
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