Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

talluelos y radículas

English translation:

epicotyls and radicles

Added to glossary by Louisa Coleman
Oct 8, 2005 08:55
18 yrs ago
Spanish term

talluelos y radículas

Spanish to English Science Botany
habla de la elongación de los talluelos y radículas de plantulas

Discussion

Louisa Coleman (asker) Oct 8, 2005:
All kinds of vegetables, leguminous plants and members of the graminea family. thanks;)
Rachel Fell Oct 8, 2005:
Hi Louisa: What kind of plants/context?
Michele Fauble Oct 8, 2005:
One term at a time?

Proposed translations

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Spanish term (edited): talluelos y rad�culas
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epicotyls and radicles

An epicotyl (talluelo) is an ebryonic stem, and a radicle is an embryonic root.
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Spanish term (edited): talluelos y rad�culas

stems and radicles

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Spanish term (edited): talluelos y rad�culas

young stems and radicles

"talluelo" means small or young, tender stems; radicle is the technical term used in Botany.
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agree Sergio Gaymer
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agree milliecoquis : agree
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agree Egmont
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Spanish term (edited): talluelos y rad�culas

shoots and rootlets

shoots and rootlets:
The effect of the duration of germination on the root and ***shoot*** lengths is given in table 2. It was observed that as the germination period increased, the lengths of both the root and ***shoot** increased. ICSV 401 had the longest ***rootlet*** while ICSV 89002 had the shortest. ICSV 401, ICSH 507 and Isiad dorado had longer shoot,
http://www.bioline.org.br/request?ft02019

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Note added at 4 hrs 17 mins (2005-10-08 13:13:18 GMT)
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The beans will swell as they imbibe water and, soon after, a small ***rootlet*** that will poke out the end of each seed, followed ...
Etiolation is useful, up to a point, because a svelte, young ***shoot***, just emerging from a seed, pushes more easily through soil than a stocky one. Once an etiolated plant is exposed to light, it becomes green, with large leaves and thick stems.
http://www.ulsterpublishing.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=article...

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