Du latin resupinatus (« renversé ») → voir supination.
Adjectif
Singulier
Pluriel
Masculin
résupiné ʁe.zy.pi.ne
résupinés ʁe.zy.pi.ne
Féminin
résupinée ʁe.zy.pi.ne
résupinées ʁe.zy.pi.ne
résupinéʁe.zy.pi.ne
(Botanique) Renversé, qui offre en haut les parties dont la situation devrait être en bas.
Utriculaire résupinée.
(Mycologie) Se dit d’un champignon dont la surface stérile (chapeau) est fixée à l’envers sur son substrat et la surface fertile (hyménium) tournée vers l’extérieur.
Traductions
Anglais : resupinate(en)
Références
« résupiné », dans Émile Littré, Dictionnaire de la langue française, 1872-1877 → consulter cet ouvrage
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