Definition
Definition of locular - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
biologyTECH. having a loculus or compartmentTECH.
- The fruit is locular, containing several seeds.
- The locular structure of the plant aids in seed dispersal.
- Scientists studied the locular arrangement in the specimen.
Origin of locular
Latin, loculus (little place)
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- French:loculaire, ...
- German:kammerig, ...
- Italian:loculare, ...
- Spanish:locular, ...
- Portuguese:locular, ...
- Chinese:有小室的, ...
- Japanese:小室のある, ...
- Arabic:مَقْصور, ...
- Hebrew:מְחֻלָּק, ...
- Russian:многокамерный, ...
- Ukrainian:багатокамерний, ...
- Hindi:कोशिकीय, ...
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