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Definition of internode - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
botanyTECH. part of a plant stem between two nodesTECH.
- The internode length affects the plant's height.
2.
middle partTECH. segment between two nodes in a structureTECH.
- The internode in the network affects data flow.
3.
medicalTECH. part of a nerve fiber between two nodesTECH.
- The internode is crucial for nerve signal speed.
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part of a plant stem between two nodes
Origin of internode
Latin, inter (between) + nodus (knot)
Examples of internode in a sentence
Internode spacing can influence the plant's overall structure. The internode length affects plant growth. Engineers examined the internode for structural integrity. Damage to the internode can affect nerve function. Researchers studied the internode to understand its role.
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- French:entre-nœud, internœud, ...
- German:Internodium, Internodien, ...
- Italian:internodo, segmento, ...
- Spanish:entrenudo, segmento, ...
- Portuguese:internódio, segmento internodal, ...
- Chinese:节间, 节段, ...
- Japanese:節間, ノード間セグメント, ...
- Arabic:سَلامِيَّة, فاصِل بَيْن عُقْدَتَيْن, ...
- Hebrew:בֵּין-מִפְרָק, קֶטַע בֵּין הַצְּמָתִים, ...
- Russian:междоузлие, межузел, ...
- Ukrainian:міжвузля, інтервал, ...
- Hindi:अंतरगांठ, इंटरनोड, ...
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