coleophyllcoleophyln.
/ˈkɒliːəʊˌfɪl/ Botany.
(See quot. 1866.)
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1866 J. Lindley & T. Moore Treasury Bot. Coleophyll, or Coleoptile, the first leaf which follows the cotyledon in endogens, and ensheaths the succeeding leaves.
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ˌcoleoˈphyllous adj. having a coleophyll.
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n.1866- to get out at edge etc
- to get out at edge gateshead
- to get out at edge hill
- to get out at edge redfern
- to get out etc from under
- to get out from under
- to get out of
- to get out of a person's face
- to get out of bed
- to get out of bed on one's right side
- to get out of bed on the right side
- to get out of control
- to get out of dodge
- to get out of gear
- to get out of hand
- to get out of line
- to get out of one's box
- to get out of one's depth
- to get out of reach
- to get out of rise on one's right side
- to get out of sight
- to get out stand from under
- to get out the vote
- to get out what one puts in
- to get out while the getting is good