De Vriesians
De Vriesians is the plural of De Vriesian.
Meaning of De Vriesian
Noun
De Vriesian (plural De Vriesians)
- An adherent of the views of the Dutch botanist Hugo de Vries (1848–1935).
- Whether the orthodox Darwinians or the De Vriesians are right does not matter here. The point is that the fluctuating variations of individuals, upon which [Charles] Darwin chiefly founded his principle of natural selection, cut but a small figure in the breeding of grapes.1913 April, U[lysses] P[rentiss] Hedrick, “The Domestication of American Grapes”, in J[ames] McKeen Cattell, editor, The Popular Science Monthly, volume LXXXII, New York, N.Y.: The Science Press...
Noun capitalized: de Vriesians
de Vriesians
- plural of de Vriesian
Questions about De Vriesians
- What is De Vriesians the plural of?
- De Vriesians is the plural of De Vriesian.
- What part of speech is De Vriesians?
- De Vriesians is a noun.
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