| 释义 |
Definition of botryoidal in English: botryoidaladjective ˌbɒtrɪˈɔɪd(ə)lˌbätrēˈoidl (chiefly of minerals) having a shape reminiscent of a cluster of grapes. Example sentencesExamples - Colorless botryoidal smithsonite specimens have been collected at the Tui mine, New Zealand.
- Recently, attractive though slightly damaged masses of botryoidal azurite and associated minor malachite have reached the collector market from a locality given as Seabra, Bahia, Brazil.
- It is typically seen in collections as colorful botryoidal, reniform, or stalactitic masses or in crystalline encrustations.
- Azurite commonly occurs in stalactitic, botryoidal, or earthy masses, many of which display concentric or parallel banding of various shades of blue or alternating with malachite.
- They can be separated into three distinct groups of authigenic carbonates, including a first stage with botryoidal aragonite, a second stage of clotted micrite, and a third stage of blocky spar.
- This is a late-formed mineral that occurs as thin botryoidal crusts with little visible crystal structure.
- Another type of sphalerite is the botryoidal variety schalenblende, which occurs sparingly in one zone of the Sawatch Quartzite.
- If carried to completion, the growth results in a spherical form and the botryoidal or reniform habit.
- Some of the finer material crystallizes on botryoidal pectolite in the junction pockets.
- Radiating to branching crystal groups and rounded, globular, reniform, and botryoidal masses are common.
- Typically, crystals were not well-shaped but occurred as botryoidal crusts.
- Malachite is typically massive, forming thick, compact crusts with botryoidal or mammillary surfaces and related stalactitic growths, all typically characterized by somewhat fibrous, color-banded interiors.
- It forms spherical clusters of tightly packed radiating crystals and botryoidal crusts.
- The first is massive, typically banded, botryoidal to stalactitic malachite from the great copper belt in the Shaba region, Democratic Republic of Congo.
- The photos show that the material is extremely fine grained and relatively featureless in plain light; in crossed nicols it gives a botryoidal effect similar to that seen in chalcedony.
- Yellow botryoidal masses of mimetite associated with pyromorphite were once recovered from the Santa Rosa mine, Mazapil, and good specimens of yellow to orange mimetite have been found at La Blanca, Ojo Caliente, Zacatecas.
- I collected lots of olive-green botryoidal pyromorphite on quartz matrix.
- Pale blue botryoidal masses and small rhombohedra somewhat similar to material from the Kelly mine, New Mexico, occurred in the Silver Hill mine, Waterman district, Pima County.
- Fibrous, botryoidal, stalactitic, granular, and massive varieties are common.
- Accessory minerals include earthy aggregates of clay minerals and botryoidal or stalactitic manganese oxides.
Origin Late 18th century: from Greek botruoeidēs (from botrus 'bunch of grapes') + -al. Definition of botryoidal in US English: botryoidaladjectiveˌbätrēˈoidl (chiefly of minerals) having a shape reminiscent of a cluster of grapes. Example sentencesExamples - Some of the finer material crystallizes on botryoidal pectolite in the junction pockets.
- Accessory minerals include earthy aggregates of clay minerals and botryoidal or stalactitic manganese oxides.
- Recently, attractive though slightly damaged masses of botryoidal azurite and associated minor malachite have reached the collector market from a locality given as Seabra, Bahia, Brazil.
- I collected lots of olive-green botryoidal pyromorphite on quartz matrix.
- It forms spherical clusters of tightly packed radiating crystals and botryoidal crusts.
- If carried to completion, the growth results in a spherical form and the botryoidal or reniform habit.
- Pale blue botryoidal masses and small rhombohedra somewhat similar to material from the Kelly mine, New Mexico, occurred in the Silver Hill mine, Waterman district, Pima County.
- Azurite commonly occurs in stalactitic, botryoidal, or earthy masses, many of which display concentric or parallel banding of various shades of blue or alternating with malachite.
- The photos show that the material is extremely fine grained and relatively featureless in plain light; in crossed nicols it gives a botryoidal effect similar to that seen in chalcedony.
- Typically, crystals were not well-shaped but occurred as botryoidal crusts.
- Radiating to branching crystal groups and rounded, globular, reniform, and botryoidal masses are common.
- Another type of sphalerite is the botryoidal variety schalenblende, which occurs sparingly in one zone of the Sawatch Quartzite.
- This is a late-formed mineral that occurs as thin botryoidal crusts with little visible crystal structure.
- It is typically seen in collections as colorful botryoidal, reniform, or stalactitic masses or in crystalline encrustations.
- Colorless botryoidal smithsonite specimens have been collected at the Tui mine, New Zealand.
- Malachite is typically massive, forming thick, compact crusts with botryoidal or mammillary surfaces and related stalactitic growths, all typically characterized by somewhat fibrous, color-banded interiors.
- Fibrous, botryoidal, stalactitic, granular, and massive varieties are common.
- Yellow botryoidal masses of mimetite associated with pyromorphite were once recovered from the Santa Rosa mine, Mazapil, and good specimens of yellow to orange mimetite have been found at La Blanca, Ojo Caliente, Zacatecas.
- The first is massive, typically banded, botryoidal to stalactitic malachite from the great copper belt in the Shaba region, Democratic Republic of Congo.
- They can be separated into three distinct groups of authigenic carbonates, including a first stage with botryoidal aragonite, a second stage of clotted micrite, and a third stage of blocky spar.
Origin Late 18th century: from Greek botruoeidēs (from botrus ‘bunch of grapes’) + -al. |