dieback
ˈdaɪˌbæk
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Definition of dieback - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
seasonal witheringTECH.withering of plants in autumn and winterTECH.
  • Dieback occurs naturally in many deciduous trees.
2.
plant pathologyTECH.browning and death of plant shoots from the tipTECH.
  • The tree showed signs of dieback after the harsh winter.
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Images of dieback

  • dieback: withering of plants in autumn and winter
    withering of plants in autumn and winter
  • dieback: browning and death of plant shoots from the tip
    browning and death of plant shoots from the tip

Origin of dieback

English, die (to die) + back (backward)

Examples of dieback in a sentence

  • Dieback can severely affect the yield of fruit trees.
  • Dieback affected the rose bushes in the garden.
  • Farmers are concerned about dieback in their crops.

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  1. French:dépérissement, nécrose, ...
  2. German:Absterben, Triebsterben, ...
  3. Italian:appassimento, morìa, ...
  4. Spanish:marchitamiento, muerte regresiva, ...
  5. Portuguese:murcha, seca apical, ...
  6. Chinese:枯萎, 枯梢, ...
  7. Japanese:枯死, 枝枯れ, ...
  8. Arabic:ذُبُول, مَوْت القِمَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְמִילָה עֲתִידִית, נְבִילָה, ...
  10. Russian:увядание, усыхание, ...
  11. Ukrainian:в'янення, відмирання пагонів, ...
  12. Hindi:डाइबैक, शाखा मुरझाना, ...
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