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noded

noded

8.5
Having joints along a stem where leaves or branches grow
  • adjective
  • Specialized
translation icon : nodo
  • Some grasses have noded stalks that help support their height.

Examples

  • The bamboo stem was noded at regular intervals.

  • The scientist examined the noded structure of the plant under a microscope.

  • The plant has a noded stem that supports its growth.

  • Look at the noded branches of that tree!

  • The bamboo stem was noded at regular intervals.

  • Some grasses have noded stalks that help support their height.

  • The plant has a noded stem that supports its growth.

Synonyms

nodal
vsnoded
  • Specialized
2 7.4

At a main point in a system or network

describes having jointed points along a length rather than being at a single point

Surface Forms

noded positive

Morphology

noded = node (transparent) = node + ed

Built by adding the productive suffix '-ed' to the noun 'node' to form an adjective meaning 'having nodes', which is directly inferable.

Etymology

Noded comes from the Latin nodus meaning 'knot', and in plants a node is like a little joint or knot on a stem. So a 'noded' stem is one that has those joint points along its length.