arbor vitae

arborvitaewhite cedarThuja occidentalis

ar·bor·vi·tae

also ar·bor vi·tae A0400800 (är′bər-vī′tē) n. 1. Any of various coniferous evergreen trees or shrubs of the genus Thuja of North America and eastern Asia, having flattened branchlets with opposite, scalelike leaves and small cones. They are grown as ornamentals and for timber. Also called thuja. 2. Any similar plant of the related genera Platycladus or Thujopsis. 3. Anatomy The white nerve tissue of the cerebellum, which has a treelike outline in a median section.

[From New Latin arbor vītae, tree of life : Latin arbor, tree + Latin vītae, genitive of vīta, life; see vital.]

arbor vitae

(ˈɑːbɔː ˈviːtaɪ; ˈvaɪtiː) or

arborvitae

n (Plants) any of several Asian and North American evergreen coniferous trees of the genera Thuja and Thujopsis, esp Thuja occidentalis, having tiny scalelike leaves and egglike cones. See also red cedar[C17: from New Latin, literally: tree of life]

arbor vitae

any of several Asian and North American evergreen coniferous trees of the genera Thuja and Thujopsis, esp Thuja occidentalis, having tiny scalelike leaves and egglike cones

arbor vitae

[′är·bər ′vīd·ē] (neuroscience) The treelike arrangement of white nerve tissue seen in a median section of the cerebellum.

arbor vitae

arbor

[ahr´bor] (pl. ar´bores) (L.) a tree.arbor vi´tae treelike outlines seen on median section of the cerebellum.

ar·bor vi·tae

[TA] the arborescent appearance of gray and white matter in sagittal sections of the cerebellum.

arbor vitae

Anatomy
The branching arrangement of white matter within the cerebellum.

Herbal medicine
Thuja, see there; Thuja occidentalis.

单词	arbor vitae
释义	arbor vitae arborvitaewhite cedarThuja occidentalis ar·bor·vi·tae also ar·bor vi·tae A0400800 (är′bər-vī′tē) n. 1. Any of various coniferous evergreen trees or shrubs of the genus Thuja of North America and eastern Asia, having flattened branchlets with opposite, scalelike leaves and small cones. They are grown as ornamentals and for timber. Also called thuja. 2. Any similar plant of the related genera Platycladus or Thujopsis. 3. Anatomy The white nerve tissue of the cerebellum, which has a treelike outline in a median section. [From New Latin `arbor vītae`, tree of life : Latin `arbor`, tree + Latin `vītae`, genitive of `vīta`, life; see vital.] arbor vitae (ˈɑːbɔː ˈviːtaɪ; ˈvaɪtiː) or arborvitae n (Plants) any of several Asian and North American evergreen coniferous trees of the genera Thuja and Thujopsis, esp Thuja occidentalis, having tiny scalelike leaves and egglike cones. See also red cedar[C17: from New Latin, literally: tree of life] arbor vitae arbor vitae any of several Asian and North American evergreen coniferous trees of the genera Thuja and Thujopsis, esp Thuja occidentalis, having tiny scalelike leaves and egglike cones arbor vitae [′är·bər ′vīd·ē] (neuroscience) The treelike arrangement of white nerve tissue seen in a median section of the cerebellum. arbor vitae arbor [ahr´bor] (pl. ar´bores) (L.) a tree.arbor vi´tae treelike outlines seen on median section of the cerebellum. ar·bor vi·tae [TA] the arborescent appearance of gray and white matter in sagittal sections of the cerebellum. arbor vitae Anatomy The branching arrangement of white matter within the cerebellum. Herbal medicine Thuja, see there; Thuja occidentalis. ThesaurusSeearborvitae
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