Definition of schisandra in English:

schisandra

(also schizandra)

noun skɪˈzandrəskɪˈsandrə

1Any of various shrubs and climbing plants constituting the genus Schisandra (family Schisandraceae), of East Asia and eastern North America; (in later use) especially any of the numerous species, varieties, and hybrids grown as garden plants for their ornamental flowers or berries. Also (in form Schisandra): the genus itself.
2A preparation made from the dried berries of a Chinese schisandra, S. chinensis, credited with various stimulant and medicinal properties.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Curtis's Botanical Magazine. From scientific Latin Schisandra, genus name from ancient Greek σχίζειν to split + ἀνδρ, ἀνήρ male, so called on account of the divided stamens.

Definition of schisandra in US English:

schisandra

(also schizandra)

noun

1Any of various shrubs and climbing plants constituting the genus Schisandra (family Schisandraceae), of East Asia and eastern North America; (in later use) especially any of the numerous species, varieties, and hybrids grown as garden plants for their ornamental flowers or berries. Also (in form Schisandra): the genus itself.
2A preparation made from the dried berries of a Chinese schisandra, S. chinensis, credited with various stimulant and medicinal properties.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Curtis's Botanical Magazine. From scientific Latin Schisandra, genus name from ancient Greek σχίζειν to split + ἀνδρ, ἀνήρ male, so called on account of the divided stamens.

单词	schisandra
释义	Definition of schisandra in English: schisandra (also schizandra) noun skɪˈzandrəskɪˈsandrə 1Any of various shrubs and climbing plants constituting the genus Schisandra (family Schisandraceae), of East Asia and eastern North America; (in later use) especially any of the numerous species, varieties, and hybrids grown as garden plants for their ornamental flowers or berries. Also (in form Schisandra): the genus itself. 2A preparation made from the dried berries of a Chinese schisandra, S. chinensis, credited with various stimulant and medicinal properties. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Curtis's Botanical Magazine. From scientific Latin Schisandra, genus name from ancient Greek σχίζειν to split + ἀνδρ, ἀνήρ male, so called on account of the divided stamens. Definition of schisandra in US English: schisandra (also schizandra) noun 1Any of various shrubs and climbing plants constituting the genus Schisandra (family Schisandraceae), of East Asia and eastern North America; (in later use) especially any of the numerous species, varieties, and hybrids grown as garden plants for their ornamental flowers or berries. Also (in form Schisandra): the genus itself. 2A preparation made from the dried berries of a Chinese schisandra, S. chinensis, credited with various stimulant and medicinal properties. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Curtis's Botanical Magazine. From scientific Latin Schisandra, genus name from ancient Greek σχίζειν to split + ἀνδρ, ἀνήρ male, so called on account of the divided stamens.
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