Definition of revolute in English:

revolute

adjective ˈrɛvəl(j)uːtˈrevəˌl(y)o͞ot

Botany

(especially of the edge of a leaf) curved or curled back.
Example sentencesExamples
- Species of sections Musa and Rhodochlamys share common characteristics, possessing the same chromosome number and having bracts that are generally sulcate, glaucous and that become revolute on fading.
- Because it is somewhat revolute, the stigmatic area is peripherally also exposed towards the dorsal side.
- The dry seed was elongated along the main axis, with an elaiosome at the former placental end and revolute margins folded under the seed.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from Latin revolutus 'unrolled', past participle of revolvere (see revolve).

Definition of revolute in US English:

revolute

adjectiveˈrevəˌl(y)o͞ot

Botany

(especially of the edge of a leaf) curved or curled back.
Example sentencesExamples
- Because it is somewhat revolute, the stigmatic area is peripherally also exposed towards the dorsal side.
- Species of sections Musa and Rhodochlamys share common characteristics, possessing the same chromosome number and having bracts that are generally sulcate, glaucous and that become revolute on fading.
- The dry seed was elongated along the main axis, with an elaiosome at the former placental end and revolute margins folded under the seed.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from Latin revolutus ‘unrolled’, past participle of revolvere (see revolve).

单词	revolute
释义	Definition of revolute in English: revolute adjective ˈrɛvəl(j)uːtˈrevəˌl(y)o͞ot Botany (especially of the edge of a leaf) curved or curled back. Example sentencesExamples Species of sections Musa and Rhodochlamys share common characteristics, possessing the same chromosome number and having bracts that are generally sulcate, glaucous and that become revolute on fading. Because it is somewhat revolute, the stigmatic area is peripherally also exposed towards the dorsal side. The dry seed was elongated along the main axis, with an elaiosome at the former placental end and revolute margins folded under the seed. Origin Mid 18th century: from Latin revolutus 'unrolled', past participle of revolvere (see revolve). Definition of revolute in US English: revolute adjectiveˈrevəˌl(y)o͞ot Botany (especially of the edge of a leaf) curved or curled back. Example sentencesExamples Because it is somewhat revolute, the stigmatic area is peripherally also exposed towards the dorsal side. Species of sections Musa and Rhodochlamys share common characteristics, possessing the same chromosome number and having bracts that are generally sulcate, glaucous and that become revolute on fading. The dry seed was elongated along the main axis, with an elaiosome at the former placental end and revolute margins folded under the seed. Origin Mid 18th century: from Latin revolutus ‘unrolled’, past participle of revolvere (see revolve).
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