The spadix of this plant is frequently quite white, or coloured, and the leaves liable to be streaked with white, and to have black, or scarlet blotches on them.
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Spadix
//ˈspeɪdɪks//
Synonyms for "spadix" (5 found)
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17 translations across 15 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- спадикс noun (fleshy spike)
Catalan
1 entries- espàdix noun (fleshy spike)
Czech
1 entries- palice noun (fleshy spike)
Danish
1 entries- kolbe noun (fleshy spike)
Esperanto
1 entries- spadiko noun (fleshy spike)
Finnish
1 entries- puikelo noun (fleshy spike)
German
1 entries- Kolben noun (fleshy spike)
Ido
1 entries- spadico noun (fleshy spike)
Polish
1 entries- kolba noun (fleshy spike)
Romanian
2 entries- spadice noun (fleshy spike)
- spadix noun (fleshy spike)
Russian
1 entries- початок noun (fleshy spike)
Spanish
1 entries- espádice noun (fleshy spike)
Swedish
1 entries- kolv noun (fleshy spike)
Tagalog
1 entries- balutbulak noun (fleshy spike)
Turkish
2 entries- koçan noun (fleshy spike)
- spadiks noun (fleshy spike)
Sample sentences
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However, the shells of modern nautiluses show the opposite pattern—males are somewhat larger than females, with a wider aperture to accommodate the spadix.
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