Gleba Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɡɫibə

GLEE-buh

UK

ˈɡliːbə

GLEE-buh

释义

In mycology, 'gleba' is the inner spore-bearing tissue found inside certain fungi, like puffballs and truffles. Sometimes, it's also used (rarely) to mean rich or fertile soil.

用法与细微差别

Extremely specialized scientific word, mainly used by mycologists or in technical descriptions of fungi. Not used in daily conversation. The soil meaning is very rare and mostly historical.

• Spanish: gleba (micología: tejido fértil de hongos) - suelo fértil (raro)
• Portuguese (BR): gleba (micologia: tecido fértil dos fungos) - solo fértil (raro)
• Portuguese (PT): gleba (micologia: tecido fértil dos fungos) - solo fértil (raro)
• Chinese (Simplified): 孢体（真菌学：蘑菇的孢子组织）
• Chinese (Traditional): 孢體（真菌學：蘑菇的孢子組織）
• Hindi: ग्लीबा (फफूंद का ऊतक, दुर्लभ)
• Arabic: غليبا (نسيج خصب للفطريات - مصطلح علمي نادر)
• Bengali: গ্লেবা (ফাংগাসের স্পোরবহন টিস্যু)
• Russian: глеба (спороносная ткань грибов)
• Japanese: グレバ（真菌の胞子形成組織）
• Vietnamese: gleba (mô mang bào tử của nấm)
• Korean: 글레바(버섯의 포자 형성 조직)
• Turkish: gleba (spor taşıyan doku – mantarlar için)
• Urdu: گلیبا (فنگس کا اسپوری ٹشوز)
• Indonesian: gleba (jaringan pembawa spora pada jamur)

例句

The gleba of a puffball is filled with tiny spores.

basic

Truffles have a unique gleba structure inside.

basic

Scientists studied the gleba under a microscope.

basic

When the gleba matures, it releases clouds of spores into the air.

natural

Unlike mushrooms with gills, puffballs have their spores inside the gleba.

natural

Some old texts use gleba to describe rich farming soil, but that's uncommon today.

natural