| 释义 |
tur·gor
\ˈtərgər; ˈtə̄gə(r, ˈtəig-\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Late Latin, turgidity, swelling, from Latin turgēre to be swollen
: the normal state of turgidity and tension in living cells; especially : the distention of the protoplasmic layer and wall of a plant cell by the fluid contents that is an essential feature of growth and movements in many parts of plants — compare turgor pressure, wilt |