Definition of agrestal in English:

agrestal

adjective əˈɡrɛst(ə)ləˈɡrestl

Botany

Growing wild in cultivated fields.
Example sentencesExamples
- The overarching goal of my research program is to study and gain a better understanding of the impact of different factors on growth, population and community dynamics of agrestal, ruderal, and environmental weeds.
- They analyse for example how marsh beds, pond and agrestal plants develop, they experiment and document the results of the latest research.
- Many, but not all, of these alien species persist as ruderal or agrestal weeds.
- They are classified as ruderal weeds (= of waste places) and agrestal weeds (= of cultivated lands).
- Plants easily adapt to a multitude of agrestal and ruderal habitats.
Synonyms
uncultivated, natural

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin agrestis 'relating to the country' (see agrestic) + -al.

Definition of agrestal in US English:

agrestal

adjectiveəˈɡrestl

Botany

Growing wild in cultivated fields.
Example sentencesExamples
- Plants easily adapt to a multitude of agrestal and ruderal habitats.
- The overarching goal of my research program is to study and gain a better understanding of the impact of different factors on growth, population and community dynamics of agrestal, ruderal, and environmental weeds.
- They analyse for example how marsh beds, pond and agrestal plants develop, they experiment and document the results of the latest research.
- They are classified as ruderal weeds (= of waste places) and agrestal weeds (= of cultivated lands).
- Many, but not all, of these alien species persist as ruderal or agrestal weeds.
Synonyms
uncultivated, natural

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin agrestis ‘relating to the country’ (see agrestic) + -al.

单词	agrestal
释义	Definition of agrestal in English: agrestal adjective əˈɡrɛst(ə)ləˈɡrestl Botany Growing wild in cultivated fields. Example sentencesExamples The overarching goal of my research program is to study and gain a better understanding of the impact of different factors on growth, population and community dynamics of agrestal, ruderal, and environmental weeds. They analyse for example how marsh beds, pond and agrestal plants develop, they experiment and document the results of the latest research. Many, but not all, of these alien species persist as ruderal or agrestal weeds. They are classified as ruderal weeds (= of waste places) and agrestal weeds (= of cultivated lands). Plants easily adapt to a multitude of agrestal and ruderal habitats. Synonyms uncultivated, natural Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin agrestis 'relating to the country' (see agrestic) + -al. Definition of agrestal in US English: agrestal adjectiveəˈɡrestl Botany Growing wild in cultivated fields. Example sentencesExamples Plants easily adapt to a multitude of agrestal and ruderal habitats. The overarching goal of my research program is to study and gain a better understanding of the impact of different factors on growth, population and community dynamics of agrestal, ruderal, and environmental weeds. They analyse for example how marsh beds, pond and agrestal plants develop, they experiment and document the results of the latest research. They are classified as ruderal weeds (= of waste places) and agrestal weeds (= of cultivated lands). Many, but not all, of these alien species persist as ruderal or agrestal weeds. Synonyms uncultivated, natural Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin agrestis ‘relating to the country’ (see agrestic) + -al.
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