Definition of vinca in English:

vinca

noun ˈvɪŋkəˈviNGkə

another term for periwinkle
Example sentencesExamples
- The vinca alkaloids have been used in cancer therapy for more than 30 years.
- Colourful petunias, vincas, celosias, dahlias and so on offer a feast to the eyes.
- In the backyard, annual pansies, alyssum, vincas, and silver-edged ornamental kale fill the beds under crab apples and pines.
- Heliotrope is never invasive, so it can be grown in patio containers where vinca, dusty miller, or marigolds make attractive companions for its delicate flowers.
- For cooler colors, set purple fountain grass in the middle of a 24-inch-wide pot and surround it with ‘Blue Pearl’ annual vinca, purple heliotrope, and variegated Plectranthus.
- Various compounds have been identified as substrates such as peptides, vinca alkaloids, anthracyclines, and epipodophyllotoxins, among others.
- I am having a problem with my deep-purple-pink-colored vincas.
- The climbers will grow over the arch, shading the inside and creating a perfect environment for colorful, shade-loving flowers like impatiens, vinca, and begonias.
- I have bad experiences with my vincas growing beautifully, then dying when it rains too much.
- Petunias, vinca vine, blue lobelia and alyssum all filled out quickly to cover the box.
- Anticancer compounds that are extracted from the periwinkle plant, Vinca rosea, are called the vinca alkaloids.
- This method works well with groundcovers and other plants that spread quickly, such as creeping thyme, mints, lamb's ears, ajuga, vinca, mums, asters, and daisies.
- Underplanted with vinca, the pristine white blooms in flower now, the ground here and in much of the garden will be carpeted with snowdrops by next month.
- Add trailers such as bacopa and vinca to soften the pots edge.
- These physicians do scientific medicine no favors when they forget that foxglove/digoxin, vinca alkaloids and dozens of other botanically based therapies were once alternatives to less effective conventional therapies.
- Active cytotoxic agents for patients with advanced KS with the longest track records include vinca alkaloids, anthracyclines, bleomycin, and etoposide.
- You've never seen a color pattern like this one, the first vinca with orchid blooms and a white center.
- In addition to bone marrow suppression and renal toxicity, neurotoxicity is a commonly occurring side effect of widely used chemotherapeutic agents like taxanes, cisplatin and vinca alkaloids.
- Your vincas, or periwinkles, may be victims of aerial phytophthora, a common fungal disease that spreads when you water or when it rains, splashing spores from the soil onto the plants.
- In the Test Garden we call it annual vinca (not to be confused with the perennial vinca that is a hardy ground cover).

Origin

1930s: from modern Latin Vinca (genus name), from late Latin pervinca (see periwinkle¹).

Definition of vinca in US English:

vinca

nounˈviNGkə

another term for periwinkle
Example sentencesExamples
- The climbers will grow over the arch, shading the inside and creating a perfect environment for colorful, shade-loving flowers like impatiens, vinca, and begonias.
- Colourful petunias, vincas, celosias, dahlias and so on offer a feast to the eyes.
- Heliotrope is never invasive, so it can be grown in patio containers where vinca, dusty miller, or marigolds make attractive companions for its delicate flowers.
- The vinca alkaloids have been used in cancer therapy for more than 30 years.
- I have bad experiences with my vincas growing beautifully, then dying when it rains too much.
- Anticancer compounds that are extracted from the periwinkle plant, Vinca rosea, are called the vinca alkaloids.
- In the backyard, annual pansies, alyssum, vincas, and silver-edged ornamental kale fill the beds under crab apples and pines.
- In addition to bone marrow suppression and renal toxicity, neurotoxicity is a commonly occurring side effect of widely used chemotherapeutic agents like taxanes, cisplatin and vinca alkaloids.
- Active cytotoxic agents for patients with advanced KS with the longest track records include vinca alkaloids, anthracyclines, bleomycin, and etoposide.
- This method works well with groundcovers and other plants that spread quickly, such as creeping thyme, mints, lamb's ears, ajuga, vinca, mums, asters, and daisies.
- Petunias, vinca vine, blue lobelia and alyssum all filled out quickly to cover the box.
- In the Test Garden we call it annual vinca (not to be confused with the perennial vinca that is a hardy ground cover).
- Your vincas, or periwinkles, may be victims of aerial phytophthora, a common fungal disease that spreads when you water or when it rains, splashing spores from the soil onto the plants.
- I am having a problem with my deep-purple-pink-colored vincas.
- These physicians do scientific medicine no favors when they forget that foxglove/digoxin, vinca alkaloids and dozens of other botanically based therapies were once alternatives to less effective conventional therapies.
- You've never seen a color pattern like this one, the first vinca with orchid blooms and a white center.
- Add trailers such as bacopa and vinca to soften the pots edge.
- Various compounds have been identified as substrates such as peptides, vinca alkaloids, anthracyclines, and epipodophyllotoxins, among others.
- Underplanted with vinca, the pristine white blooms in flower now, the ground here and in much of the garden will be carpeted with snowdrops by next month.
- For cooler colors, set purple fountain grass in the middle of a 24-inch-wide pot and surround it with ‘Blue Pearl’ annual vinca, purple heliotrope, and variegated Plectranthus.

Origin

1930s: from modern Latin Vinca (genus name), from late Latin pervinca (see periwinkle).

单词	vinca
释义	Definition of vinca in English: vinca noun ˈvɪŋkəˈviNGkə another term for periwinkle Example sentencesExamples The vinca alkaloids have been used in cancer therapy for more than 30 years. Colourful petunias, vincas, celosias, dahlias and so on offer a feast to the eyes. In the backyard, annual pansies, alyssum, vincas, and silver-edged ornamental kale fill the beds under crab apples and pines. Heliotrope is never invasive, so it can be grown in patio containers where vinca, dusty miller, or marigolds make attractive companions for its delicate flowers. For cooler colors, set purple fountain grass in the middle of a 24-inch-wide pot and surround it with ‘Blue Pearl’ annual vinca, purple heliotrope, and variegated Plectranthus. Various compounds have been identified as substrates such as peptides, vinca alkaloids, anthracyclines, and epipodophyllotoxins, among others. I am having a problem with my deep-purple-pink-colored vincas. The climbers will grow over the arch, shading the inside and creating a perfect environment for colorful, shade-loving flowers like impatiens, vinca, and begonias. I have bad experiences with my vincas growing beautifully, then dying when it rains too much. Petunias, vinca vine, blue lobelia and alyssum all filled out quickly to cover the box. Anticancer compounds that are extracted from the periwinkle plant, Vinca rosea, are called the vinca alkaloids. This method works well with groundcovers and other plants that spread quickly, such as creeping thyme, mints, lamb's ears, ajuga, vinca, mums, asters, and daisies. Underplanted with vinca, the pristine white blooms in flower now, the ground here and in much of the garden will be carpeted with snowdrops by next month. Add trailers such as bacopa and vinca to soften the pots edge. These physicians do scientific medicine no favors when they forget that foxglove/digoxin, vinca alkaloids and dozens of other botanically based therapies were once alternatives to less effective conventional therapies. Active cytotoxic agents for patients with advanced KS with the longest track records include vinca alkaloids, anthracyclines, bleomycin, and etoposide. You've never seen a color pattern like this one, the first vinca with orchid blooms and a white center. In addition to bone marrow suppression and renal toxicity, neurotoxicity is a commonly occurring side effect of widely used chemotherapeutic agents like taxanes, cisplatin and vinca alkaloids. Your vincas, or periwinkles, may be victims of aerial phytophthora, a common fungal disease that spreads when you water or when it rains, splashing spores from the soil onto the plants. In the Test Garden we call it annual vinca (not to be confused with the perennial vinca that is a hardy ground cover). Origin 1930s: from modern Latin Vinca (genus name), from late Latin pervinca (see periwinkle¹). Definition of vinca in US English: vinca nounˈviNGkə another term for periwinkle Example sentencesExamples The climbers will grow over the arch, shading the inside and creating a perfect environment for colorful, shade-loving flowers like impatiens, vinca, and begonias. Colourful petunias, vincas, celosias, dahlias and so on offer a feast to the eyes. Heliotrope is never invasive, so it can be grown in patio containers where vinca, dusty miller, or marigolds make attractive companions for its delicate flowers. The vinca alkaloids have been used in cancer therapy for more than 30 years. I have bad experiences with my vincas growing beautifully, then dying when it rains too much. Anticancer compounds that are extracted from the periwinkle plant, Vinca rosea, are called the vinca alkaloids. In the backyard, annual pansies, alyssum, vincas, and silver-edged ornamental kale fill the beds under crab apples and pines. In addition to bone marrow suppression and renal toxicity, neurotoxicity is a commonly occurring side effect of widely used chemotherapeutic agents like taxanes, cisplatin and vinca alkaloids. Active cytotoxic agents for patients with advanced KS with the longest track records include vinca alkaloids, anthracyclines, bleomycin, and etoposide. This method works well with groundcovers and other plants that spread quickly, such as creeping thyme, mints, lamb's ears, ajuga, vinca, mums, asters, and daisies. Petunias, vinca vine, blue lobelia and alyssum all filled out quickly to cover the box. In the Test Garden we call it annual vinca (not to be confused with the perennial vinca that is a hardy ground cover). Your vincas, or periwinkles, may be victims of aerial phytophthora, a common fungal disease that spreads when you water or when it rains, splashing spores from the soil onto the plants. I am having a problem with my deep-purple-pink-colored vincas. These physicians do scientific medicine no favors when they forget that foxglove/digoxin, vinca alkaloids and dozens of other botanically based therapies were once alternatives to less effective conventional therapies. You've never seen a color pattern like this one, the first vinca with orchid blooms and a white center. Add trailers such as bacopa and vinca to soften the pots edge. Various compounds have been identified as substrates such as peptides, vinca alkaloids, anthracyclines, and epipodophyllotoxins, among others. Underplanted with vinca, the pristine white blooms in flower now, the ground here and in much of the garden will be carpeted with snowdrops by next month. For cooler colors, set purple fountain grass in the middle of a 24-inch-wide pot and surround it with ‘Blue Pearl’ annual vinca, purple heliotrope, and variegated Plectranthus. Origin 1930s: from modern Latin Vinca (genus name), from late Latin pervinca (see periwinkle).
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