amaranth

英 ['æmərænθ] 美['æmə,rænθ]

畅通词汇

1. seed of amaranth plants used as a native cereal in Central and South America

2. any of various plants of the genus Amaranthus having dense plumes of green or red flowers; often cultivated for food

The nucleus and cytoplasm of the trophozoite was amaranth and blue respectively.: 滋养体有紫红色的细胞核和蓝色的细胞质.

The nucleus and cytoplasm of trophozoite was amaranth and blue, respectively.: 滋养体包核为紫红色, 胞质为蓝色.

Luxuriant a He Xiaobao piece amaranth, pink or white, film is qualitative.: 苞片和小苞片紫红色.粉红色或白色, 膜质.

Cucumber extract draws out impurities like air pollutants while the Amaranth Tea helps prevent color fading.: 黄瓜萃取成分净化如空气污染时残留累积的不洁物质,粉红苋花茶精华帮助发色避免过度洁清时的退色现象.

Introduction of health plant grain amaranth has the characteristics of K - rich, high biomass and food value.: 籽粒苋是一种富钾植物, 同时也是一种生物量很大的绿肥和营养价值较高的保健类植物.

The bonus amaranth all has stronger acclimatization in weak brightness and their recovery process.: 花红苋在弱光及其恢复过程都具有较强的适应能力.

Three - colored amaranth of iron of red Sangyou name, produce southern Asia archipelago formerly.: 红桑又名铁苋菜, 原产南洋群岛.

Amaranth mustard is delicious, have the special local color of Chinese toon bud.: 苋芥味美, 有香椿芽的非凡风味.

Product Description : Dry food formula made with Lamb, Millet, Amaranth, Barley and Brown Rice.: 配方使用羊, 小米, 苋, 大麦和啡米而制成.

1. The nucleus and cytoplasm of the trophozoite was amaranth and blue respectively.: 滋养体有紫红色的细胞核和蓝色的细胞质.

2. The nucleus and cytoplasm of trophozoite was amaranth and blue, respectively.: 滋养体包核为紫红色, 胞质为蓝色.

3. Luxuriant a He Xiaobao piece amaranth, pink or white, film is qualitative.: 苞片和小苞片紫红色.粉红色或白色, 膜质.

4. Cucumber extract draws out impurities like air pollutants while the Amaranth Tea helps prevent color fading.: 黄瓜萃取成分净化如空气污染时残留累积的不洁物质,粉红苋花茶精华帮助发色避免过度洁清时的退色现象.

5. Introduction of health plant grain amaranth has the characteristics of K - rich, high biomass and food value.: 籽粒苋是一种富钾植物, 同时也是一种生物量很大的绿肥和营养价值较高的保健类植物.

amaranth (n.): 1610s, from French amarante, from Latin amarantus, from Greek amarantos, name of an unfading flower, literally "everlasting," from a- "not" + stem of marainein "die away, waste away, quench, extinguish," from PIE *mer- "to rub away, harm" (see nightmare). In classical use, a poet's word for an imaginary flower that never fades. It was applied to a genus of ornamental plants 1550s. Ending influenced by plant names with Greek -anthos "flower."