- suberise
- suˈberize or suˈberise transitive verbTo deposit suberin in (cell walls) thus forming cork• • •Main Entry: ↑suber
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suberise — (Brit.) v. (Botany) convert into cork tissue through the formation of suberin, perform suberisation, cause to go through suberisation (also suberize) … English contemporary dictionary
suberise — /ˈsubəraɪz/ (say soohbuhruyz) verb (t) (suberised, suberising) to change into cork tissue. Also, suberize. {Latin sūber cork + ise1} …
suberised — suberise (Brit.) v. (Botany) convert into cork tissue through the formation of suberin, perform suberisation, cause to go through suberisation (also suberize) … English contemporary dictionary
suberises — suberise (Brit.) v. (Botany) convert into cork tissue through the formation of suberin, perform suberisation, cause to go through suberisation (also suberize) … English contemporary dictionary
suberising — suberise (Brit.) v. (Botany) convert into cork tissue through the formation of suberin, perform suberisation, cause to go through suberisation (also suberize) … English contemporary dictionary
suberize — /sooh beuh ruyz /, v.t., suberized, suberizing. Bot. to convert into cork tissue. Also, esp. Brit., suberise. [1880 85; < L suber cork + IZE] * * * … Universalium
SUBER — En anatomie végétale, le suber est une couche de liège secondaire qui apparaît par fonctionnement d’une assise génératrice subérophellodermique, au sein des tissus de racines ou de tiges des plantes possédant des formations secondaires,… … Encyclopédie Universelle
suberize — (Amer.) v. (Botany) convert into cork tissue through the formation of suberin, perform suberization, cause to go through suberization (also suberise) … English contemporary dictionary
suberized — suberize (Amer.) v. (Botany) convert into cork tissue through the formation of suberin, perform suberization, cause to go through suberization (also suberise) … English contemporary dictionary
suberizes — suberize (Amer.) v. (Botany) convert into cork tissue through the formation of suberin, perform suberization, cause to go through suberization (also suberise) … English contemporary dictionary
