The British spelling of cutinization; the biological process by which plant tissues develop or become covered with cutin.
From cutin plus the British suffix -isation (American -ization), meaning 'the process of becoming or being made.' This term is primarily used in British scientific and botanical literature.
The British-American spelling split (-isation vs -ization) actually reflects historical differences in how these languages borrowed from Latin—a single word reveals the deep linguistic divide between the two English-speaking worlds!
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