Definition of lignify in English:

lignify

verblignifying, lignified, lignifies ˈlɪɡnɪfʌɪˈlɪɡnəˌfaɪ

[with object]usually as adjective lignifiedBotany

Make rigid and woody by the deposition of lignin in cell walls.
Example sentencesExamples
- Eventually these new lamellae also become lignified themselves.
- For example, microcrystalline pyrite is ubiquitous on the inner surface of cell walls, within lignified cell walls and in the middle lamella.
- Ultrastructurally, parenchymatous cell walls are coalified, whereas microcrystalline pyrite plus coalified material were observed within lignified cell walls.
- The secondary parenchyma produced by the successive cambia is not lignified and serves as a starch storage tissue.
- In the tertiary state of development endodermal cells deposit lignified cell wall material onto the suberin lamella.

Derivatives

lignification

noun ˌlɪɡnɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nˌlɪɡnəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

Botany

These include host cell browning around the penetration site, phytoalexin accumulation, lignification and cell wall phenolic deposition, and pathogenesis-related protein induction.
Example sentencesExamples
- Moreover, as fruit ripens, the achenes (a combination of seed and ovary tissue) undergo a strong lignification of their thick pericarp.
- Increased rates of suberization and lignification in the exodermis may lead to a greater resistance to the entry of materials into the root apoplast.
- As plants do not possess a mechanism to degrade lignins, lignification represents a significant, non-recoverable investment of carbon and energy.
- It seems to be associated with lignification of host endodermis and pericycle cells at the penetration site.

Definition of lignify in US English:

lignify

verbˈlɪɡnəˌfaɪˈliɡnəˌfī

[with object]usually as adjective lignifiedBotany

Make rigid and woody by the deposition of lignin in cell walls.
Example sentencesExamples
- Eventually these new lamellae also become lignified themselves.
- Ultrastructurally, parenchymatous cell walls are coalified, whereas microcrystalline pyrite plus coalified material were observed within lignified cell walls.
- For example, microcrystalline pyrite is ubiquitous on the inner surface of cell walls, within lignified cell walls and in the middle lamella.
- In the tertiary state of development endodermal cells deposit lignified cell wall material onto the suberin lamella.
- The secondary parenchyma produced by the successive cambia is not lignified and serves as a starch storage tissue.

单词	lignify
释义	Definition of lignify in English: lignify verblignifying, lignified, lignifies ˈlɪɡnɪfʌɪˈlɪɡnəˌfaɪ [with object]usually as adjective lignifiedBotany Make rigid and woody by the deposition of lignin in cell walls. Example sentencesExamples Eventually these new lamellae also become lignified themselves. For example, microcrystalline pyrite is ubiquitous on the inner surface of cell walls, within lignified cell walls and in the middle lamella. Ultrastructurally, parenchymatous cell walls are coalified, whereas microcrystalline pyrite plus coalified material were observed within lignified cell walls. The secondary parenchyma produced by the successive cambia is not lignified and serves as a starch storage tissue. In the tertiary state of development endodermal cells deposit lignified cell wall material onto the suberin lamella. Derivatives lignification noun ˌlɪɡnɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nˌlɪɡnəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n Botany These include host cell browning around the penetration site, phytoalexin accumulation, lignification and cell wall phenolic deposition, and pathogenesis-related protein induction. Example sentencesExamples Moreover, as fruit ripens, the achenes (a combination of seed and ovary tissue) undergo a strong lignification of their thick pericarp. Increased rates of suberization and lignification in the exodermis may lead to a greater resistance to the entry of materials into the root apoplast. As plants do not possess a mechanism to degrade lignins, lignification represents a significant, non-recoverable investment of carbon and energy. It seems to be associated with lignification of host endodermis and pericycle cells at the penetration site. Definition of lignify in US English: lignify verbˈlɪɡnəˌfaɪˈliɡnəˌfī [with object]usually as adjective lignifiedBotany Make rigid and woody by the deposition of lignin in cell walls. Example sentencesExamples Eventually these new lamellae also become lignified themselves. Ultrastructurally, parenchymatous cell walls are coalified, whereas microcrystalline pyrite plus coalified material were observed within lignified cell walls. For example, microcrystalline pyrite is ubiquitous on the inner surface of cell walls, within lignified cell walls and in the middle lamella. In the tertiary state of development endodermal cells deposit lignified cell wall material onto the suberin lamella. The secondary parenchyma produced by the successive cambia is not lignified and serves as a starch storage tissue.
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