Definition of growing point in English:

growing point

noun

Botany

The meristem region at the apex of a plant shoot at which continuous cell division and differentiation occur.
Example sentencesExamples
- The growing point for corn is below the soil surface until the sixth leaf has emerged.
- Rhizomes (bearded iris, Japanese iris) have thickened stems with a primary growth point at one end and additional growing points along the sides.
- Each division must have at least one growing point, or fan of leaves, a few inches of healthy rhizome, and a number of well developed roots.
- A normal, uninjured growing point is bright yellow-green and turgid; freeze injury causes it to become white or brown and water-soaked in appearance.
- The distinguishing feature of Cystopteris protrusa is that the growing point of the rhizome protrudes 2-4 cm beyond the leaves.

Definition of growing point in US English:

growing point

noun

1The point at which growth originates.
1. 1.1Botany The meristem region at the apex of a plant shoot at which continuous cell division and differentiation occur.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The growing point for corn is below the soil surface until the sixth leaf has emerged.
  Rhizomes (bearded iris, Japanese iris) have thickened stems with a primary growth point at one end and additional growing points along the sides.
  The distinguishing feature of Cystopteris protrusa is that the growing point of the rhizome protrudes 2-4 cm beyond the leaves.
  A normal, uninjured growing point is bright yellow-green and turgid; freeze injury causes it to become white or brown and water-soaked in appearance.
  Each division must have at least one growing point, or fan of leaves, a few inches of healthy rhizome, and a number of well developed roots.

单词	growing point
释义	Definition of growing point in English: growing point noun Botany The meristem region at the apex of a plant shoot at which continuous cell division and differentiation occur. Example sentencesExamples The growing point for corn is below the soil surface until the sixth leaf has emerged. Rhizomes (bearded iris, Japanese iris) have thickened stems with a primary growth point at one end and additional growing points along the sides. Each division must have at least one growing point, or fan of leaves, a few inches of healthy rhizome, and a number of well developed roots. A normal, uninjured growing point is bright yellow-green and turgid; freeze injury causes it to become white or brown and water-soaked in appearance. The distinguishing feature of Cystopteris protrusa is that the growing point of the rhizome protrudes 2-4 cm beyond the leaves. Definition of growing point in US English: growing point noun 1The point at which growth originates. 1.1Botany The meristem region at the apex of a plant shoot at which continuous cell division and differentiation occur. Example sentencesExamples The growing point for corn is below the soil surface until the sixth leaf has emerged. Rhizomes (bearded iris, Japanese iris) have thickened stems with a primary growth point at one end and additional growing points along the sides. The distinguishing feature of Cystopteris protrusa is that the growing point of the rhizome protrudes 2-4 cm beyond the leaves. A normal, uninjured growing point is bright yellow-green and turgid; freeze injury causes it to become white or brown and water-soaked in appearance. Each division must have at least one growing point, or fan of leaves, a few inches of healthy rhizome, and a number of well developed roots.
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