Definition of mucro in English:

mucro

nounPlural mucrones, Plural mucros ˈmjuːkrəʊˈmyo͞okrō

Zoology Botany

A short sharp point at the end of a part or organ.
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition, the posterior plate of this chiton shows a distinct mucro.
- Posterior is indicated by the mucro on the tail plate, by the sweep of the hollow lateral spines toward the tail plate and by the sweep of the plates when seen in both dorsal and lateral views.
- The leaves, in rosettes, have a mucro or spine at the tip.
- Furthermore, juveniles with a long antennule and a mucro were classified as being of the species Bosmina coregoni.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin, 'sharp point'.

Definition of mucro in US English:

mucro

nounˈmyo͞okrō

Botany Zoology

A short sharp point at the end of a part or organ.
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition, the posterior plate of this chiton shows a distinct mucro.
- The leaves, in rosettes, have a mucro or spine at the tip.
- Furthermore, juveniles with a long antennule and a mucro were classified as being of the species Bosmina coregoni.
- Posterior is indicated by the mucro on the tail plate, by the sweep of the hollow lateral spines toward the tail plate and by the sweep of the plates when seen in both dorsal and lateral views.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin, ‘sharp point’.

单词	mucro
释义	Definition of mucro in English: mucro nounPlural mucrones, Plural mucros ˈmjuːkrəʊˈmyo͞okrō Zoology Botany A short sharp point at the end of a part or organ. Example sentencesExamples In addition, the posterior plate of this chiton shows a distinct mucro. Posterior is indicated by the mucro on the tail plate, by the sweep of the hollow lateral spines toward the tail plate and by the sweep of the plates when seen in both dorsal and lateral views. The leaves, in rosettes, have a mucro or spine at the tip. Furthermore, juveniles with a long antennule and a mucro were classified as being of the species Bosmina coregoni. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin, 'sharp point'. Definition of mucro in US English: mucro nounˈmyo͞okrō Botany Zoology A short sharp point at the end of a part or organ. Example sentencesExamples In addition, the posterior plate of this chiton shows a distinct mucro. The leaves, in rosettes, have a mucro or spine at the tip. Furthermore, juveniles with a long antennule and a mucro were classified as being of the species Bosmina coregoni. Posterior is indicated by the mucro on the tail plate, by the sweep of the hollow lateral spines toward the tail plate and by the sweep of the plates when seen in both dorsal and lateral views. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin, ‘sharp point’.
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