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Square or flattened at the
end, not tapered, either at the base
or at the apex of an
organ. Terminating or shortening
abruptly as if cut off either squarely or obliquely
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of “truncare” to cut off, mutilate, (from. truncus mutilated, cut
short) See Trunk.] |
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Truncate
leaf base
and
apex
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To Truncate (Synonyms:
To shorten, To cut off) [
Horticulture]
Transitive verb: past and past participle
truncated , present
participle truncating, 3rd person present
singular truncates) |
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To cut
squarely across or shortening an
organ, either at the
base or at the
apex. |
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