| 释义 |
graminaceous, a.|græmɪˈneɪʃəs|
[f. L. grāmin-, grāmen grass + -aceous.]
= gramineous.
1847in Craig. 1871–2Cassell's Techn. Educ. II. 231/1 Nitrogenous manures are more peculiarly adapted for graminaceous plants, such as the meadow-grasses and the cereals. 1898‘Rolf Boldrewood’ Romance Canvas Town viii. 104 So they [sheep] roamed unattended..enjoying abundant food and water with perfect immunity from the graminaceous scourge [a spiked grass]. |