Übersetzung für 'club shaped' von Englisch nach Deutsch

club-shaped {adj}

keulenförmig

kolbenförmig

keulig [keulenförmig]

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golf-club-shaped knife

golfstockförmiges Messer {n}

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club-shaped cordyceps [Elaphocordyceps ophioglossoides, syn.: Cordyceps ophioglossoides]

Zungen-Kernkeule / Zungenkernkeule {f}mycol.T

club-shaped stinkhorn [Phallogaster saccatus]

Stinkbovist {m}mycol.T

Stinkende Gallertnuss {f}mycol.T

Stinkender Sackbovist {m}mycol.T

Bovistförmiger Stinksack {m}mycol.T

Beutelförmige Gallertnuss {f}mycol.T

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non-commissioned officers club <NCO club>

Unteroffiziersheim {n}mil.

eight-shaped {adj} <8-shaped>

achtförmig <8-förmig>

golden clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Selaginella kraussiana, syn.: S. azorica]

Krauss'sche Selaginelle {f}bot.T

Krauss'scher Moosfarn {m}bot.T

spreading clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Selaginella kraussiana, syn.: S. azorica]

Krauss'sche Selaginelle {f}bot.T

Krauss'scher Moosfarn {m}bot.T

mossy clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Selaginella kraussiana, syn.: S. azorica]^

Krauss'scher Moosfarn {m}bot.T

Krauss'sche Selaginelle {f}bot.T

Feingliedriger Moosfarn {m}bot.T

officers club <O club>

Offiziersheim {n}mil.

spreading clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Selaginella kraussiana]

Feingliedriger Moosfarn {m}bot.T

golden clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Selaginella kraussiana]

Feingliedriger Moosfarn {m}bot.T

Hercules' club / Hercules-club [Zanthoxylum clava-herculis]

Herkuleskeulengelbholzbaum {m}bot.T

Herkuleskeule {f}bot.T

flat-stemmed clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Lycopodium complanatum, syn.: Diphasiastrum complanatum, Diphasium complanatum] [groundcedar]

Gemeiner Flachbärlapp {m}bot.T

Gewöhnlicher Flachbärlapp {m}bot.T

trailing clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Lycopodium complanatum, syn.: Diphasiastrum complanatum, Diphasium complanatum] [groundcedar]

Gewöhnlicher Flachbärlapp {m}bot.T

Gemeiner Flachbärlapp {m}bot.T

Alpine clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Lycopodium alpinum, syn.: L. chamarense, L. cupressifolium, Diphasiastrum alpinum, Lepidotis alpina, Stachygynandrum alpinum]

Alpen-Bärlapp / Alpenbärlapp {m}bot.T

Issler's clubmoss / club-moss / club moss [Diphasiastrum issleri, syn.: Diphasium issleri, Diphasiastrum x issleriLycopodium issleri]

Isslers Flachbärlapp {m}bot.T

• The long dorsal sepal is erect and ends in a somewhat thicker club-shaped tip.
• There are four, yellow, club-shaped pollinia that are joined in pairs.
• Hyphae are club-shaped with tips bearing numerous pedicels on which clusters of urediniospores are produced.
• Red-bodied swallowtails with club-shaped tails that are found in low elevation forests along the Himalayas and the Northeast of India.
• The males had claspers that were club-shaped at the distal ends and composed of non-prismatic globular calcified cartilage.

• Gilmore, who named the new animal "Bactrosaurus", or "club lizard", in reference to the large club-shaped neural spines projecting from some of the vertebrae.
• The name "Corynopuntia" comes from the Greek "coryne", meaning ‘club’, and refers to the club-shaped branch segments, so "club opuntia", club cholla.
• Once a host is found, the conidia germinate and form germ tubes with a club-shaped appressorium that penetrates the cell wall and initiates a new infection.
• Antennae are clavate (club shaped). The background colour of the wings varies from dark brown to black brown, with reddish-yellow bands, black eyespots with white pupils and greyish wing fringes, weakly chequered in the females.
• They are club-shaped organelles connected by thin necks to the extreme apical pole of the parasite.

• Microscopically, the cheilocystidia are club-shaped.
• They are bacilli (rod-shaped), and in some phases of life they are, more specifically, club-shaped, which inspired the genus name ("coryneform" means "club-shaped").
• ... , weights held in the hands to give an impetus in leaping) are a pair of small club-shaped organs on the body of two orders of flying insects that provide information about body rotations during flight.
• Basidia (spore-bearing cells) are usually club-shaped and four-spored.
• The bacteria are curved or straight rods. They sometimes form filaments, which fragment into bacilli or cocci once disturbed. In tissues they form slender rods, straight or curved, or club-shaped.

• Forewing cream white with slaty-grey markings; orbicular and claviform (club shaped) stigmata confluent forming a figure of eight; hindwing whitish grey with cell spot and outer line dark grey.
• Fruits are angled in the outer flowers, but are generally club-shaped for the inner flowers; the pappus is somewhat jagged.