Spelling: Sue?
Person in charge: He
Brush painting: 17
Sui, pronounced Su, is a common word.
1, the original meaning is the flowers or fruits gathered at the top of the stem after rice, wheat and other grains are ripe, which is extended to decorations with similar shapes and also to quantifiers of crop fruits.
2. "Sui" is also another name for Guangzhou. According to legend, in ancient times, five immortals came to Guangzhou by five-color sheep and six-ear shed, so Guangzhou was called Sui City for short.
The evolution of glyphs is as follows:
The original meaning of word formation: noun, a string of seeds picked from mature crops.
Phrases: ear of grain, ear of pregnancy, scion, heading and ear of fruit.
Extended data
First, the ear grain [Su]?
Ear of grain
A gust of autumn wind yellowed the heavy ears of grain.
Second, guide?
The ear of rice, wheat, corn and other crops is formed in the leaf sheath but not drawn out, which is called booting.
For example, nitrogen application at booting stage can obviously increase the glutenin content in grains, which is beneficial to the improvement of wheat processing quality.
Third, the scion [jiē suì]?
Branches or buds used to attach to roots when grafting plants.
Example: With the increase of the age of mother tree and scion, the position effect becomes more obvious.
Fourth, the title [ch not chōu su]?
Refers to wheat, rice, sorghum, millet and other crops sprouting from leaf sheaths.
EXAMPLE: Except for the days from sowing to heading, all the other characters are super dominant.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Ear [gu ǒ su]?
Refers to the aggregate fruit of some plants (such as corn and sorghum).
Example: Under the general field environment, the changes of soluble sugar and starch in cob and filament during bagging and natural pollination were studied.