Definition of cyanogenesis in English:

cyanogenesis

nounˌsʌɪənə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnɪsɪsˌsīənōˈjenəsis

mass nounBotany

The production of hydrogen cyanide by certain plants, such as cherry laurel and bracken, as a response to wounding or a deterrent to herbivores.
Example sentencesExamples
- Grazing by large herbivores does not favour cyanogenesis, but some invertebrate herbivory may do so.
- Defoliation by lepidoptera can induce cyanogenesis in some plants resulting in cyanide levels high enough to kill cattle.
- The findings from this project may also ultimately be useful for controlling cyanogenesis in cassava.
- However, early growth of S. litura larva was reduced 36% on Huia plants, and this was attributed to the greater cyanogenesis.
- For many years I have been interested in the ecological genetics of cyanogenesis in plants.

Definition of cyanogenesis in US English:

cyanogenesis

nounˌsīənōˈjenəsis

Botany

The production of hydrogen cyanide by certain plants, such as cherry laurel, bracken, and some legumes, as a response to wounding or a deterrent to herbivores.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, early growth of S. litura larva was reduced 36% on Huia plants, and this was attributed to the greater cyanogenesis.
- For many years I have been interested in the ecological genetics of cyanogenesis in plants.
- Defoliation by lepidoptera can induce cyanogenesis in some plants resulting in cyanide levels high enough to kill cattle.
- Grazing by large herbivores does not favour cyanogenesis, but some invertebrate herbivory may do so.
- The findings from this project may also ultimately be useful for controlling cyanogenesis in cassava.

单词	cyanogenesis
释义	Definition of cyanogenesis in English: cyanogenesis nounˌsʌɪənə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnɪsɪsˌsīənōˈjenəsis mass nounBotany The production of hydrogen cyanide by certain plants, such as cherry laurel and bracken, as a response to wounding or a deterrent to herbivores. Example sentencesExamples Grazing by large herbivores does not favour cyanogenesis, but some invertebrate herbivory may do so. Defoliation by lepidoptera can induce cyanogenesis in some plants resulting in cyanide levels high enough to kill cattle. The findings from this project may also ultimately be useful for controlling cyanogenesis in cassava. However, early growth of S. litura larva was reduced 36% on Huia plants, and this was attributed to the greater cyanogenesis. For many years I have been interested in the ecological genetics of cyanogenesis in plants. Definition of cyanogenesis in US English: cyanogenesis nounˌsīənōˈjenəsis Botany The production of hydrogen cyanide by certain plants, such as cherry laurel, bracken, and some legumes, as a response to wounding or a deterrent to herbivores. Example sentencesExamples However, early growth of S. litura larva was reduced 36% on Huia plants, and this was attributed to the greater cyanogenesis. For many years I have been interested in the ecological genetics of cyanogenesis in plants. Defoliation by lepidoptera can induce cyanogenesis in some plants resulting in cyanide levels high enough to kill cattle. Grazing by large herbivores does not favour cyanogenesis, but some invertebrate herbivory may do so. The findings from this project may also ultimately be useful for controlling cyanogenesis in cassava.
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