Variegation
Pronunciation: /ˈviˈɛɹiˈɡætˈaɪˌɑn/
Variegation (noun)
- A pattern of different colours on a plant’s leaves or flowers, often in patches or stripes.
- A design feature where colours change in an irregular way, creating a varied look.
- A condition in which cells produce different amounts of pigment, leading to mixed colouring in an organism.
Examples
- The plant shows leaf colour mix across its surface.
- Leaf colour mix makes the leaves look bright and unusual.