Definition of strobilus in English:

strobilus

nounPlural strobili ˈstrəʊbɪləsˈstrōbələs

Botany

1The cone of a pine, fir, or other conifer.
Example sentencesExamples
- The microsporophylls of cycads are arranged in strobili and bear clusters of microsporangia on their abaxial surface.
- At the tips of reproductive branches are the ‘cones,’ or strobili, which consist of tightly packed appendages called sporangiophores.
- Immature female and male strobili cones were harvested from a 40-year-old Norway spruce tree, 2 weeks prior to pollen release.
- Note that this is a strobilus with possible homology to the ovule-bearing cone of conifers.
- In this case, ‘cone’ is a colloquial term for a woody strobilus.
1. 1.1 A structure resembling the cone of a conifer, such as the flower of the hop.
  Example sentencesExamples
  While many lycophytes have their sporophylls scattered along their stem, most produce them in a strobilus.
  Unlike most seed plants, however, the pollen and ovule-bearing organs are usually produced together in a bisporangiate strobilus called a flower.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from late Latin, from Greek strobilos, from strephein 'to twist'.

Definition of strobilus in US English:

strobilus

nounˈstrōbələs

Botany

1The cone of a pine, fir, or other conifer.
Example sentencesExamples
- Immature female and male strobili cones were harvested from a 40-year-old Norway spruce tree, 2 weeks prior to pollen release.
- Note that this is a strobilus with possible homology to the ovule-bearing cone of conifers.
- In this case, ‘cone’ is a colloquial term for a woody strobilus.
- The microsporophylls of cycads are arranged in strobili and bear clusters of microsporangia on their abaxial surface.
- At the tips of reproductive branches are the ‘cones,’ or strobili, which consist of tightly packed appendages called sporangiophores.
1. 1.1 A structure resembling the cone of a conifer, such as the flower of the hop.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Unlike most seed plants, however, the pollen and ovule-bearing organs are usually produced together in a bisporangiate strobilus called a flower.
  While many lycophytes have their sporophylls scattered along their stem, most produce them in a strobilus.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from late Latin, from Greek strobilos, from strephein ‘to twist’.

单词	strobilus
释义	Definition of strobilus in English: strobilus nounPlural strobili ˈstrəʊbɪləsˈstrōbələs Botany 1The cone of a pine, fir, or other conifer. Example sentencesExamples The microsporophylls of cycads are arranged in strobili and bear clusters of microsporangia on their abaxial surface. At the tips of reproductive branches are the ‘cones,’ or strobili, which consist of tightly packed appendages called sporangiophores. Immature female and male strobili cones were harvested from a 40-year-old Norway spruce tree, 2 weeks prior to pollen release. Note that this is a strobilus with possible homology to the ovule-bearing cone of conifers. In this case, ‘cone’ is a colloquial term for a woody strobilus. 1.1 A structure resembling the cone of a conifer, such as the flower of the hop. Example sentencesExamples While many lycophytes have their sporophylls scattered along their stem, most produce them in a strobilus. Unlike most seed plants, however, the pollen and ovule-bearing organs are usually produced together in a bisporangiate strobilus called a flower. Origin Mid 18th century: from late Latin, from Greek strobilos, from strephein 'to twist'. Definition of strobilus in US English: strobilus nounˈstrōbələs Botany 1The cone of a pine, fir, or other conifer. Example sentencesExamples Immature female and male strobili cones were harvested from a 40-year-old Norway spruce tree, 2 weeks prior to pollen release. Note that this is a strobilus with possible homology to the ovule-bearing cone of conifers. In this case, ‘cone’ is a colloquial term for a woody strobilus. The microsporophylls of cycads are arranged in strobili and bear clusters of microsporangia on their abaxial surface. At the tips of reproductive branches are the ‘cones,’ or strobili, which consist of tightly packed appendages called sporangiophores. 1.1 A structure resembling the cone of a conifer, such as the flower of the hop. Example sentencesExamples Unlike most seed plants, however, the pollen and ovule-bearing organs are usually produced together in a bisporangiate strobilus called a flower. While many lycophytes have their sporophylls scattered along their stem, most produce them in a strobilus. Origin Mid 18th century: from late Latin, from Greek strobilos, from strephein ‘to twist’.
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