Definition of mucronate in English:

mucronate

adjective ˈmjuːkrənətˈmyo͞okrənət

Zoology Botany

Ending abruptly in a short sharp point or mucro.
Example sentencesExamples
- As discussed above, Carter retained Spirifer to include these species having a transversely subtrigonal to subsemicircular outline and alate, mucronate, or angular cardinal extremities in all growth stages.
- The strongly transverse mucronate outline was one of the major criteria used by Crickmay to erect Regelia.
- All have reduced to lacking mucronate extensions, and a sinal median rib and/or a flattened to depressed fold, unlike our species.
- Zuckia and Grayia are further grouped by the perennial habit, the unique occurrence of sub-bladder type trichomes, conspicuous axillary buds, mucronate leaf apices, circular seeds, and exfoliating branches.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Latin mucronatus, from mucro, mucron- 'point'.

Definition of mucronate in US English:

mucronate

adjectiveˈmyo͞okrənət

Botany Zoology

Ending abruptly in a short sharp point or mucro.
Example sentencesExamples
- The strongly transverse mucronate outline was one of the major criteria used by Crickmay to erect Regelia.
- All have reduced to lacking mucronate extensions, and a sinal median rib and/or a flattened to depressed fold, unlike our species.
- As discussed above, Carter retained Spirifer to include these species having a transversely subtrigonal to subsemicircular outline and alate, mucronate, or angular cardinal extremities in all growth stages.
- Zuckia and Grayia are further grouped by the perennial habit, the unique occurrence of sub-bladder type trichomes, conspicuous axillary buds, mucronate leaf apices, circular seeds, and exfoliating branches.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Latin mucronatus, from mucro, mucron- ‘point’.

单词	mucronate
释义	Definition of mucronate in English: mucronate adjective ˈmjuːkrənətˈmyo͞okrənət Zoology Botany Ending abruptly in a short sharp point or mucro. Example sentencesExamples As discussed above, Carter retained Spirifer to include these species having a transversely subtrigonal to subsemicircular outline and alate, mucronate, or angular cardinal extremities in all growth stages. The strongly transverse mucronate outline was one of the major criteria used by Crickmay to erect Regelia. All have reduced to lacking mucronate extensions, and a sinal median rib and/or a flattened to depressed fold, unlike our species. Zuckia and Grayia are further grouped by the perennial habit, the unique occurrence of sub-bladder type trichomes, conspicuous axillary buds, mucronate leaf apices, circular seeds, and exfoliating branches. Origin Late 18th century: from Latin mucronatus, from mucro, mucron- 'point'. Definition of mucronate in US English: mucronate adjectiveˈmyo͞okrənət Botany Zoology Ending abruptly in a short sharp point or mucro. Example sentencesExamples The strongly transverse mucronate outline was one of the major criteria used by Crickmay to erect Regelia. All have reduced to lacking mucronate extensions, and a sinal median rib and/or a flattened to depressed fold, unlike our species. As discussed above, Carter retained Spirifer to include these species having a transversely subtrigonal to subsemicircular outline and alate, mucronate, or angular cardinal extremities in all growth stages. Zuckia and Grayia are further grouped by the perennial habit, the unique occurrence of sub-bladder type trichomes, conspicuous axillary buds, mucronate leaf apices, circular seeds, and exfoliating branches. Origin Late 18th century: from Latin mucronatus, from mucro, mucron- ‘point’.
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