Definition of cupule in English:

cupule

noun ˈkjuːpjuːlˈkjupjul

Zoology Botany

A cup-shaped organ, structure, or receptacle in a plant or animal.
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus, the cupule is a simple uniaxial structure.
- Lyginopterids bore cupules, which can be described as tulip shaped structures.
- Particle capture was by cilia located in the cupules.
- The internodes have invaginations that are termed cupules.
- The ovule is surrounded by integument tissues which produce the seed coat, and in the earliest seed plants another layer called the cupule enclosed the entire ovule/seed.

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin cupula (see cupola).

Definition of cupule in US English:

cupule

nounˈkjupjulˈkyo͞opyo͞ol

Botany Zoology

A cup-shaped organ, structure, or receptacle in a plant or animal.
Example sentencesExamples
- Particle capture was by cilia located in the cupules.
- Lyginopterids bore cupules, which can be described as tulip shaped structures.
- The ovule is surrounded by integument tissues which produce the seed coat, and in the earliest seed plants another layer called the cupule enclosed the entire ovule/seed.
- The internodes have invaginations that are termed cupules.
- Thus, the cupule is a simple uniaxial structure.

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin cupula (see cupola).

单词	cupule
释义	Definition of cupule in English: cupule noun ˈkjuːpjuːlˈkjupjul Zoology Botany A cup-shaped organ, structure, or receptacle in a plant or animal. Example sentencesExamples Thus, the cupule is a simple uniaxial structure. Lyginopterids bore cupules, which can be described as tulip shaped structures. Particle capture was by cilia located in the cupules. The internodes have invaginations that are termed cupules. The ovule is surrounded by integument tissues which produce the seed coat, and in the earliest seed plants another layer called the cupule enclosed the entire ovule/seed. Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin cupula (see cupola). Definition of cupule in US English: cupule nounˈkjupjulˈkyo͞opyo͞ol Botany Zoology A cup-shaped organ, structure, or receptacle in a plant or animal. Example sentencesExamples Particle capture was by cilia located in the cupules. Lyginopterids bore cupules, which can be described as tulip shaped structures. The ovule is surrounded by integument tissues which produce the seed coat, and in the earliest seed plants another layer called the cupule enclosed the entire ovule/seed. The internodes have invaginations that are termed cupules. Thus, the cupule is a simple uniaxial structure. Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin cupula (see cupola).
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