〘Noun〙① The tree that has male flowers in a dioecious plant. Male tree (ogi) . ⇔Shade tree. ② Woody plants that require direct sunlight for seedlings to grow. Trees such as birch, alder, and willow cannot grow even if their seeds germinate inside the forest. ⇔Shade tree. [Additional note] The "Nippo Jisho" says "Inju (インジュ) yǒsu (ヤウス) ari," but is yǒsu a mistake for yǒju? Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙① 雌雄異株の植物で、雄花を持っているほうの木。男木(おぎ)。⇔陰樹。② 苗の生長に、直射日光の受容を必要とする木本のこと。森林内部では種子が発芽しても生育できないシラカバ、ハンノキ、ヤナギなど。⇔陰樹。[補注]「日葡辞書」に「Inju(インジュ) yǒsu(ヤウス) アリ」とあるが、yǒsu は yǒju の誤りか。
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