variegation
11variegation — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) Marking with different colors Nouns 1. variegation, diversification, diversity, heterogeneity; spottiness, maculation, striation, streakiness, marbling, elaboration, discoloration; parti or party color,… …
12variegation — margumynas statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Augalų lapų spalvinis nevienodumas. atitikmenys: angl. diversity; patterning; variegation vok. Buntheit, f rus. многообразие, n; пестролистность, f; разновидность, n; разнообразие,… …
13variegation — The occurrence, within a single tissue, organ or organism, of mosaicism. Usually referring to plants showing either both green and albino colouration in a leaf, or flecks of contrasting colour in a flower. The origin of variegation can be through …
14variegation — variegated ► ADJECTIVE ▪ exhibiting different colours, especially as irregular patches or streaks. DERIVATIVES variegation noun. ORIGIN from Latin variegare make varied …
15variegation — noun Date: 1646 the act of variegating ; the state of being variegated; especially diversity of colors …
16variegation — /vair ee i gay sheuhn, vair i gay /, n. 1. an act of variegating. 2. the state or condition of being variegated; varied coloration. [1640 50; VARIEGATE + ION] * * * …
17variegation — noun a) the state of being variegated b) a variation in the colour of different zones of the same plant …
18variegation — The diversification or alteration of a phenotype produced by a change in the genotype during somatic development …
19variegation — Synonyms and related words: Dalmatian, Proteus, allotropism, allotropy, antigorite, butterfly, candy cane, capriciousness, chameleon, changeability, changeableness, cheetah, choppiness, chrysotile, confetti, contrariety, contrast, crazy quilt,… …
20Variegation — Va|ri|e|ga|ti|on [...ri̯e...] die; <zu spätlat. variegatus, Part. Perf. von variegare »bunt machen«, u. 1↑...ion> Fleckenmusterung bei Pflanzen u. Tieren (Biol.) …
