durio zibethinus中文什么意思

• 榴莲果
  榴莲

• durio:    durion n.m.[植]榴莲 榴莲的果实 专业辞典 n.m. 【植物学】榴莲 durio
• durio:    durionn.m.[植]榴莲榴莲的果实专业辞典n.m.【植物学】榴莲duriom.榴莲
• durin:    都灵 (中土大陆)
• durion:    音标：[dyrjɔ̃]m.[植]榴梿,榴梿的果实可拼成durion专业辞典n.m.【植物学】榴莲durionm.榴莲durionef.榴莲（果）
• durillon:    音标：[dyrijɔ̃]n.m.老茧，胼胝n.m. 老茧,胼胝,鸡眼durillonm.胼胝；鸡眼；茧子近义词cal, callosité

例句与用法

1. The fruit of the durian, " Durio zibethinus " is famous, tasting better than it smells.
2. There are hundreds of cultivars of " Durio zibethinus "; many consumers express preferences for specific cultivars, which fetch higher prices in the market.
3. Ask an Old Asia Hand about the durio zibethinus and you're likely to get a less than scientific answer : You don't want to know.
4. There are 30 recognised " Durio " species, at least nine of which produce edible fruit . " Durio zibethinus " is the only species available in the international market : other species are sold in their local regions.
5. There are 30 recognised " Durio " species, all native to Southeast Asia and at least nine of which produce edible fruit . " Durio zibethinus " is the only species available in the international market; other species are sold in their local region.
6. There are 30 recognised " Durio " species, at least nine of which produce edible fruit, and over 300 named varieties in Thailand . " Durio zibethinus " is the only species available in the international market : all other species are sold only in their local regions.
7. To mark this momentous event in history, a durian tree ( Durio zibethinus  Bombacaceae ) which has until very recently succumbed to old age and a specie of rattan were planted and a gold cross, porcelain jars, a Koran, needles and some other items that were soaked in carabao blood were buried right on top of the spot where the treaty was held.
8. At the Lowlands Agricultural Experiment Station ( LAES ), the regional ( islands ) research station of the National Agricultural Research Institute ( NARI ) of PNG at Kerevat, eight selected clones ( derived from 20 seedling trees that were evaluated over a 20-year period between 1980 and 1992 of durian ( Durio zibethinus Murr ) trees of the humid tropics were released to farmers with small holdings.