Definition of nassella in English:

nassella

(also nasella)

noun nəˈsɛlə

Any of various coarse, tussock-forming grasses constituting the genus Nassella, native to the Andes; specifically the Chilean N. trichotoma, which was introduced to parts of New Zealand and South Africa and has locally established itself there as a troublesome weed. Also (in form Nassella): the genus itself.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club. From scientific Latin Nassella from classical Latin nassa + -ella.

Definition of nassella in US English:

nassella

(also nasella)

nounnəˈsɛlə

Any of various coarse, tussock-forming grasses constituting the genus Nassella, native to the Andes; specifically the Chilean N. trichotoma, which was introduced to parts of New Zealand and South Africa and has locally established itself there as a troublesome weed. Also (in form Nassella): the genus itself.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club. From scientific Latin Nassella from classical Latin nassa + -ella.

单词	nassella
释义	Definition of nassella in English: nassella (also nasella) noun nəˈsɛlə Any of various coarse, tussock-forming grasses constituting the genus Nassella, native to the Andes; specifically the Chilean N. trichotoma, which was introduced to parts of New Zealand and South Africa and has locally established itself there as a troublesome weed. Also (in form Nassella): the genus itself. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club. From scientific Latin Nassella from classical Latin nassa + -ella. Definition of nassella in US English: nassella (also nasella) nounnəˈsɛlə Any of various coarse, tussock-forming grasses constituting the genus Nassella, native to the Andes; specifically the Chilean N. trichotoma, which was introduced to parts of New Zealand and South Africa and has locally established itself there as a troublesome weed. Also (in form Nassella): the genus itself. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club. From scientific Latin Nassella from classical Latin nassa + -ella.
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