Definition
In botany, the entire above-ground stem system of a plant, including the main stem and all its branches.
Etymology
From Greek 'kaulos' (stem) + '-ome' (a collective suffix meaning 'body' or 'system'). Used in technical botanical description to refer to stem architecture as a unified structure.
Kelly Says
The caulome is basically what remains when you strip all the leaves off a plant—think of the bare branch structure of a winter tree, that's essentially the caulome!
Translations
ARالعربية
قَالُوْمَة
qaw-lo-ma
CACatalà
caulome
kau-lo-me
CSČeština
caulome
kau-lo-me
DADansk
caulome
kau-lo-me
ELΕλληνικά
καυλομέ
kav-lo-me
ESEspañol
cauloma
kow-lo-ma
FISuomi
caulome
kau-lo-me
FRFrançais
caulome
ko-lom
HIहिन्दी
कॅल्युओम
ka-llyu-om
HUMagyar
caulome
kau-lo-me
IDBahasa Indonesia
caulome
kau-lo-me
ITItaliano
cauloma
kow-lo-ma
MSBahasa Melayu
caulome
kau-lo-me
NLNederlands
caulome
kow-lo-me
NONorsk
caulome
kau-lo-me
PLPolski
caulome
kow-lo-me
PTPortuguês
cauloma
kow-lo-ma
RORomână
caulome
kau-lo-me
RUРусский
каулома
kau-lo-ma
SVSvenska
caulome
kau-lo-me
SWKiswahili
caulome
kau-lo-me
TAதமிழ்
காவுலோமே
ka-u-lo-me
TEతెలుగు
కౌలోమే
kau-lo-me
THไทย
คาโวลเม
kha-o-lo-me
TRTürkçe
cauloma
cow-lo-ma
UKУкраїнська
каулома
kau-lo-ma
VITiếng Việt
caulome
kau-lo-me