Results, 品種

ひんしゅhinshu

noun:

  • kind (of goods); brand
  • (taxonomical) form
  • breed; cultivar

除草剤耐性josouzaitaisei品種hinshudeなぜnaze収量shuuryouga増えるfuerunoka Why do yields increase with herbicide-resistant varieties?

Kanji definition:

ヒンHINホンHONしなshina

goods; refinement; dignity; article; counter for meal courses

Strokes:
9
Radical:
口 mouth
SKIP:
2-3-6
UTF:
54c1
JIS208:
41-42
Hangul:
품 [pum]
Pinyin:
pǐn
Stroke order:
Example words:
商品しょうひんshouhin
commodity; article of commerce; goods; stock; merchandise
作品さくひんsakuhin
work (e.g. book, film, composition, etc.); opus; performance; production
製品せいひんseihin
manufactured goods; finished goods; product
部品ぶひんbuhin
parts; accessories; components
食品しょくひんshokuhin
food; food products; foodstuffs

シュSHUたねtane~ぐさ gusa

species; kind; class; variety; seed

Strokes:
14
Radical:
禾 grain
SKIP:
1-5-9
UTF:
7a2e
JIS208:
28-79
Nanori:
おいoiくさkusataho
Hangul:
종 [jong]
Pinyin:
zhǒng / chóng / zhòng
Stroke order:
Example words:
種類しゅるいshurui
variety; kind; type; category; / counter for different sorts of things
一種いっしゅisshu
species; kind; variety
人種じんしゅjinshu
race (of people); / type of person
種目しゅもくshumoku
item; event
業種ぎょうしゅgyoushu
type of industry

Partial results:

ひんしゅかいりょうhinshukairyou

noun / ~の noun:

  • selective breeding

19世紀末seikimatsuになって初めてninattehajimete植物shokubutsuno品種改良hinshukairyouha科学kagakuno一分野となったtonatta Not until the end of the nineteenth century, did plant breeding become a scientific discipline.

Kanji

ヒンHINホンHONしなshina

goods; refinement; dignity; article; counter for meal courses

シュSHUたねtane~ぐさ gusa

species; kind; class; variety; seed


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