释义 |
cal·ci·fuge I. \ˈkalsəˌfyüj\ adjective or cal·cif·u·gous \(ˈ)kal|sifyəgəs\ Etymology: calcifuge from French, from calc- + -fuge (from Latin fugere to flee); calcifugous from French calcifuge + English -ous — more at fugitive : growing or living in an acid medium that is poor in calcareous matter II. noun (-s) : a plant that grows solely or predominantly in an acid medium that is poor in calcareous matter < heathers are well-known calcifuges > — compare calcicole |