〘 noun 〙 A flower that has only stamens and no pistils or the pistils have degenerated, and has no female reproductive function. For example, pine, ginkgo, cucumber. Unisexual flower. ⇔ Female flower. ※Agricultural Three Things (1874)〈Selected by Tsuda Sen〉 2 "There are trees with one root that have both male and female flowers."Yu-ka Kuwa [male flower]Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 雄しべだけで雌しべがないか、退化し、雌性の生殖機能がない花。マツ、イチョウ、キュウリなど。単性花。⇔雌花。※農業三事(1874)〈津田仙撰〉二「一根樹の内に、雌花雄花(ヲハナ)を共に具ふるものあり」
ゆう‐か ‥クヮ【雄花】出典 精選版 日本国語大辞典精選版 日本国語大辞典について 情報 |
<<: Obana rice porridge - Obanagayu
…Humans have eight deciduous teeth, two on each s...
A seaweed of the family Cladophoraceae in the orde...
A Germanic tribe originally from the Jutland Peni...
… [Yamada Akio]. … *Some of the terminology that ...
...Later in America, Burleigh C. Burleigh and oth...
…The word pampa originally means “plain” in Quech...
A perennial grass of the grass family. It resembl...
〘Noun〙 (Also called "Iomante") In the Ai...
...This method is called honjozo, and soy sauce m...
?-? A Japanese mathematician in the early Edo per...
The ruins of a castle in Itokazu, Tamagusuku, Nan...
…Those found on the face and limbs are called ect...
〘Noun〙① A special tofu that melts instantly on the...
...Whether the ultimate goal of the analysis is p...
...In the 17th century, G. Galilei confirmed that...