Definition of exsert in English:

exsert

verb ɪkˈsəːtɛkˈsəːtɛkˈsərt

[with object]usually as adjective exsertedBiology

Cause to protrude.
an exserted stigma
Example sentencesExamples
- On the basis of the phylogenic relationships, autogamous species most likely evolved from self-incompatibility ancestors that have exserted stigmas.
- All three subspecies are white flowering with a tubular corolla and a long style that exserts the stigma from the corolla tube.
- The exserted stamens and feathery stigma branches, unique in the family, along with the preference of most species for open habitats, suggests wind pollination.
- The flowers lack petals and display 8 prominently exserted stamens and a single exserted style.
- In flowers of short-styled individuals, the top of the stigma is located just above the midpoint of the corolla tube and stamens are slightly exserted.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin exsert- 'put forth', from the verb exserere (see exert).

Definition of exsert in US English:

exsert

verbekˈsərtɛkˈsərt

[with object]Biology

Cause to protrude; push out.
an exserted stigma
Example sentencesExamples
- The flowers lack petals and display 8 prominently exserted stamens and a single exserted style.
- The exserted stamens and feathery stigma branches, unique in the family, along with the preference of most species for open habitats, suggests wind pollination.
- In flowers of short-styled individuals, the top of the stigma is located just above the midpoint of the corolla tube and stamens are slightly exserted.
- On the basis of the phylogenic relationships, autogamous species most likely evolved from self-incompatibility ancestors that have exserted stigmas.
- All three subspecies are white flowering with a tubular corolla and a long style that exserts the stigma from the corolla tube.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin exsert- ‘put forth’, from the verb exserere (see exert).

单词	exsert
释义	Definition of exsert in English: exsert verb ɪkˈsəːtɛkˈsəːtɛkˈsərt [with object]usually as adjective exsertedBiology Cause to protrude. an exserted stigma Example sentencesExamples On the basis of the phylogenic relationships, autogamous species most likely evolved from self-incompatibility ancestors that have exserted stigmas. All three subspecies are white flowering with a tubular corolla and a long style that exserts the stigma from the corolla tube. The exserted stamens and feathery stigma branches, unique in the family, along with the preference of most species for open habitats, suggests wind pollination. The flowers lack petals and display 8 prominently exserted stamens and a single exserted style. In flowers of short-styled individuals, the top of the stigma is located just above the midpoint of the corolla tube and stamens are slightly exserted. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin exsert- 'put forth', from the verb exserere (see exert). Definition of exsert in US English: exsert verbekˈsərtɛkˈsərt [with object]Biology Cause to protrude; push out. an exserted stigma Example sentencesExamples The flowers lack petals and display 8 prominently exserted stamens and a single exserted style. The exserted stamens and feathery stigma branches, unique in the family, along with the preference of most species for open habitats, suggests wind pollination. In flowers of short-styled individuals, the top of the stigma is located just above the midpoint of the corolla tube and stamens are slightly exserted. On the basis of the phylogenic relationships, autogamous species most likely evolved from self-incompatibility ancestors that have exserted stigmas. All three subspecies are white flowering with a tubular corolla and a long style that exserts the stigma from the corolla tube. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin exsert- ‘put forth’, from the verb exserere (see exert).
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