glume
Meanings
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noun
A type of grass or cereal grain flower, consisting of a pair of bracts enclosing the seed.
Variants
List of all variants of glume that leads to same resultglume , glumes
Etymology
origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.From Old English gloma, gluma, a husk, grain-covering, from Proto-Germanic *glumaz, *glumon-, husk, covering, from PIE *ghel- (to cover).
Trivia
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Glumes are not unique to grasses and cereal grains, but are also found in some other types of plants, such as some species of orchids.
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The term 'glume' is derived from Old English 'gloma' or 'gluma', meaning 'husk' or 'grain-covering'.
Related Concepts
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grain: Glume is a type of bract that covers the grain in certain plants.
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botany: Glume is a term used in botany to refer to the bracts that enclose the seeds in certain plants.
How to Memorize "glume"
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visualize
- Imagine a small, flat seed with a pair of bracts covering it. These bracts are the glumes.
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associate
- Associate the word 'glume' with the image of a grain of wheat or rice, and the protective covering that surrounds it.
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mnemonics
- Create a mnemonic by remembering that 'glume' sounds like 'gloom', and imagine a gloomy day where the only bright spots are the protective glumes covering the grains.
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