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Meanings of Lemna in English
Portuguese
lemna Catalan
genus lemna Minute aquatic herbs floating on or below the water surface of still water consisting of a leaflike frond or plant body and single root.
Synonyms
Examples for "duckweed"
Examples for "duckweed"
1
Behind them was a broad ring of stagnant water covered with duckweed.
2
Perhaps duckweed's crowning glory could be as a valuable high-protein food.
3
Many of the craters half-filled with water already had duckweed growing.
4
The mouse, the yeast and the duckweed were, relatively speaking, very closely related.
5
They were just as closely related to the mouse, the yeast and the duckweed.
Usage of Lemna in English
1
In order to accelerate this process, Lemna minor was tested for its phytoremediation capacity.
2
As one species, Lemna arrhiza, produces no roots, the latter alternative is perhaps the most probable.
3
The toxicity of synthetic dyes Orange G and RBBR was tested using a bioassay based on the growth inhibition of duckweed Lemna minor.
4
I turn down by the river; in the ditch at the foot of the ha-ha wall is plenty of duckweed, the Lemna of the tank.
5
Lemna, aggregation in leaves of, 64
6
They will also feed on the water- plant called lemna (duck's meat), and also on small fry.
7
* And in Lemna I have found an apparent inversion of the embryo with relation to the apex of the nucleus.
Frequent collocations
Translations for Lemna
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Lemna through the time