French translation of fasciation is 
fasciation

Meaning of "fasciation" in English

Fasciation is a rare condition in plants characterized by abnormal flattening or coiling of stems, resulting in tissue proliferation. This morphological anomaly can lead to the formation of ribbon-like, elongated, or coiled plant structures rather than the usual cylindrical ones. It often results from hormonal imbalances, genetic mutations, environmental factors, or pathogen attacks. Fasciation can occur in a wide range of plant species and is sometimes valued for its unique aesthetic, although it can affect plant growth and structure.

Meaning of "fasciation" in French

In French, "fasciation" denotes a unique plant deformity resulting in the abnormal flattening or development of tissues, often seen as flattened, ribbon-like, or coiled plant parts. Like its English counterpart, this condition results from hormonal disturbances, genetic changes, environmental influences, or pathogen interference. Fasciation is particularly interesting in horticulture for its distinctive appearance, yet it may impact the plant’s overall vigor and development.

Pronunciation of "fasciation" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˌfæsiˈeɪʃən/

Pronunciation Variations: In English, fasciation is generally pronounced consistently across different dialects; however, minor variations may occur in emphasis or the pronunciation of vowels depending on regional accents.

Pronunciation of "fasciation" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /fa.sja.sjɔ̃/

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation of "fasciation" in French is generally uniform, but slight variations might be heard based on regional accents, particularly in the articulation of vowels.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The gardener was surprised to see fasciation in the new rose plant. (Le jardinier a été surpris de voir une fasciation dans le nouveau rosier.)

2. Fasciation can result in beautiful but unusual plant forms. (La fasciation peut donner lieu à des formes de plantes belles mais inhabituelles.)

3. Scientists are studying the genetic causes of fasciation. (Les scientifiques étudient les causes génétiques de la fasciation.)

4. The phenomenon of fasciation is not limited to any single plant species. (Le phénomène de fasciation n'est pas limité à une seule espèce de plante.)

5. Gardeners sometimes cultivate fasciated plants for their unique appearance. (Les jardiniers cultivent parfois des plantes fasciées pour leur apparence unique.)

6. Fasciation can be induced by damage or environmental stress. (La fasciation peut être induite par des dommages ou un stress environnemental.)

7. Affected plants with fasciation can display bizarre growth patterns. (Les plantes touchées par la fasciation peuvent montrer des schémas de croissance bizarres.)

8. The fasciation in the cactus created a striking visual effect. (La fasciation dans le cactus a créé un effet visuel saisissant.)

9. Studies suggest that hormonal imbalances can lead to fasciation. (Des études suggèrent que des déséquilibres hormonaux peuvent conduire à la fasciation.)

10. Collectors of unusual plants often seek out examples of fasciation. (Les collectionneurs de plantes inhabituelles recherchent souvent des exemples de fasciation.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "fasciation" in English

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Similar Words: deformation, mutation, abnormality, anomaly, proliferation, growth, distortion.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "fasciation" in French

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Similar Words: déformation, mutation, anormalité, anomalie, prolifération, croissance, distorsion.

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