Definition of claviform in English:

claviform

adjective ˈklavɪfɔːmˈklævəˌfɔrm

technical

another term for clavate
Example sentencesExamples
- The orbicular, claviform and reniform spots are usually clearly outlined, with filling slightly darker than the ground color of the wing; in some specimens, the claviform spot may be tinged with brown as in the bottom photo.
- Clusters of tightly packed, short to long, unicellular, claviform, yellowish trichomes were observed on the lip surface.
- He considers the basidia to be always claviform.
- It is characteristic in having numerous rounded or claviform tubercles on the mantle (big and small).

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin clava ‘club’ + -form.

Definition of claviform in US English:

claviform

adjectiveˈklavəˌfôrmˈklævəˌfɔrm

technical

another term for clavate
Example sentencesExamples
- He considers the basidia to be always claviform.
- It is characteristic in having numerous rounded or claviform tubercles on the mantle (big and small).
- The orbicular, claviform and reniform spots are usually clearly outlined, with filling slightly darker than the ground color of the wing; in some specimens, the claviform spot may be tinged with brown as in the bottom photo.
- Clusters of tightly packed, short to long, unicellular, claviform, yellowish trichomes were observed on the lip surface.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin clava ‘club’ + -form.

单词	claviform
释义	Definition of claviform in English: claviform adjective ˈklavɪfɔːmˈklævəˌfɔrm technical another term for clavate Example sentencesExamples The orbicular, claviform and reniform spots are usually clearly outlined, with filling slightly darker than the ground color of the wing; in some specimens, the claviform spot may be tinged with brown as in the bottom photo. Clusters of tightly packed, short to long, unicellular, claviform, yellowish trichomes were observed on the lip surface. He considers the basidia to be always claviform. It is characteristic in having numerous rounded or claviform tubercles on the mantle (big and small). Origin Early 19th century: from Latin clava ‘club’ + -form. Definition of claviform in US English: claviform adjectiveˈklavəˌfôrmˈklævəˌfɔrm technical another term for clavate Example sentencesExamples He considers the basidia to be always claviform. It is characteristic in having numerous rounded or claviform tubercles on the mantle (big and small). The orbicular, claviform and reniform spots are usually clearly outlined, with filling slightly darker than the ground color of the wing; in some specimens, the claviform spot may be tinged with brown as in the bottom photo. Clusters of tightly packed, short to long, unicellular, claviform, yellowish trichomes were observed on the lip surface. Origin Early 19th century: from Latin clava ‘club’ + -form.
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