tuber

美 [ˈtubər]
英 [ˈtjuːbə(r)]
  • n.块茎（某些植物的肉质地下茎）
  • 网络块菌属；结节；球根
复数：tubers  

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Tuber
n.
1.
块茎（某些植物的肉质地下茎）the short thick round part of an underground stem or root of some plants, such as potatoes, which stores food and from which new plants grow

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1.
By the time they were absorbed into Britain, their daily bread, so to speak, was a South American tuber now familiar as the domestic potato.
在他们被吸收进英国时，他们日常吃的食物（就算是吧）是一种南美块茎，就是现在人们吃的马铃薯。
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2.
For a time, the tuber was known as "Malcolm's plum" , but it's called the "earth apple" by today's Iranians.
有一段时间，这种块茎作物被称为“Malcolm李子”，但今天的伊朗人则称其为“地下苹果”。
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3.
The invention can be widely used for enterprises of tuber mustard production.
本发明可广泛应用于榨菜生产企业。
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4.
Thus, it was concluded that EST marker of mature tuber was not enough to discriminate the potato germplasms used in the experiments. 3.
由此说明，仅通过成熟块茎EST同工酶标记不能对供试马铃薯种质资源进行准确的鉴别。
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5.
As if that's not enough, the tuber can give your body a great balance of 20 amino acids.
如果你觉得这还不满足的话，亚贡雪莲果块茎还可以给你的身体提供人体生理所需的20种氨基酸。
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6.
A widely cultivated tropical Asian plant(Colocasia esculenta) having broad, peltate leaves and a large, starchy, edible tuber.
一种产于亚洲热带地区的被广泛种植的植物（芋芋属），生有盾状叶和一个大的淀粉质的可食用块茎
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7.
Yam(Dioscorea)was an efficient cash crop , it "s tuber can be used as food and medicine. "
淮山属薯蓣科薯蓣属多年生蔓性块茎类植物，是一种药食兼用的高效经济作物。
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8.
This species is distinct in always having a globose tuber, capitate inflorescences, and a narrow, smooth achene.
本种在有一球状的块茎，头状的花序和一狭窄，平滑的瘦果方面是独特的。
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9.
Indeed the book, like the tuber it describes, fills a void: the spud now has the biography it deserves.
实际上，这本书就像它所描述的“土蛋蛋”一样，填补了一项空白：现在马铃薯也有了应得的传记。
www.ecocn.org
10.
Mr. van Weeghel expects it to produce a bumper harvest of 2. 5 metric tons of French black truffles (Tuber melanosporum).
凡-威格尔预计该公司今年法国黑松露（学名：黑孢块菌）的产量将高于以往，达到2.5吨。
chinese.wsj.com