Definition of clavate in English:

clavate

adjective ˈkleɪveɪtˈkleɪveɪt

Zoology Botany

Club-shaped; thicker at the apex than the base.
Example sentencesExamples
- Mature thalli of both taxa have structures with a clavate form located along the upper part of the main axis, and in both taxa these are preceded by multiple verticils of long, branched, hairlike sterile laterals.
- It is very similar in form in that the labellar trichomes are unicellular and clavate with ‘stalks’ of varying lengths.
- All were united in having a characteristically clavate glabellar shape.
- Included in both these genera were short, rectilinear borings with clavate ends and elongate, curvilinear borings with or without swollen terminations.
- Apart from size, the two specimens agree in all respects with the possible exception of the disposition of the clavate laterals.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from modern Latin clavatus, from Latin clava 'club'.

Definition of clavate in US English:

clavate

adjectiveˈkleɪveɪtˈklāvāt

Botany Zoology

Club-shaped; thicker at the apex than at the base.
Example sentencesExamples
- Mature thalli of both taxa have structures with a clavate form located along the upper part of the main axis, and in both taxa these are preceded by multiple verticils of long, branched, hairlike sterile laterals.
- It is very similar in form in that the labellar trichomes are unicellular and clavate with ‘stalks’ of varying lengths.
- Included in both these genera were short, rectilinear borings with clavate ends and elongate, curvilinear borings with or without swollen terminations.
- All were united in having a characteristically clavate glabellar shape.
- Apart from size, the two specimens agree in all respects with the possible exception of the disposition of the clavate laterals.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from modern Latin clavatus, from Latin clava ‘club’.

单词	clavate
释义	Definition of clavate in English: clavate adjective ˈkleɪveɪtˈkleɪveɪt Zoology Botany Club-shaped; thicker at the apex than the base. Example sentencesExamples Mature thalli of both taxa have structures with a clavate form located along the upper part of the main axis, and in both taxa these are preceded by multiple verticils of long, branched, hairlike sterile laterals. It is very similar in form in that the labellar trichomes are unicellular and clavate with ‘stalks’ of varying lengths. All were united in having a characteristically clavate glabellar shape. Included in both these genera were short, rectilinear borings with clavate ends and elongate, curvilinear borings with or without swollen terminations. Apart from size, the two specimens agree in all respects with the possible exception of the disposition of the clavate laterals. Origin Mid 17th century: from modern Latin clavatus, from Latin clava 'club'. Definition of clavate in US English: clavate adjectiveˈkleɪveɪtˈklāvāt Botany Zoology Club-shaped; thicker at the apex than at the base. Example sentencesExamples Mature thalli of both taxa have structures with a clavate form located along the upper part of the main axis, and in both taxa these are preceded by multiple verticils of long, branched, hairlike sterile laterals. It is very similar in form in that the labellar trichomes are unicellular and clavate with ‘stalks’ of varying lengths. Included in both these genera were short, rectilinear borings with clavate ends and elongate, curvilinear borings with or without swollen terminations. All were united in having a characteristically clavate glabellar shape. Apart from size, the two specimens agree in all respects with the possible exception of the disposition of the clavate laterals. Origin Mid 17th century: from modern Latin clavatus, from Latin clava ‘club’.
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