variegate

IPA: vˈɛrɪgeɪt

(transitive) To add variety to something.
(transitive) To change the appearance of something, especially by covering with patches or streaks of different colour.
To dapple.

Examples of "variegate" in Sentences

'Tropic Coral': tall erythrina (Erythrina variegate L).
'Tropic Coral': tall erythrina (Erythrina variegate L.).
Given that 'variegate' means 'to make varied in appearance or colour', what Dr
Erythrina variegate is successfully propagated from seed or large stem cuttings.
Erythrina variegate has a reputation for medicinal properties in India, China and Southeast Asia.
Farmers in India appreciate E. variegate as fodder, light timber and, more recently, pulp for the paper industry.
Commonly used, dual purpose shade/fodder species include Albizia chinensis, A. odoratissima, A. procera, Gliricidia sepium, Erythrina poeptugiana, E. subumbrans and E. variegate.
In some localities of the Venezuelan coast where waters are crystal-clear, a variegate community of sponges (33 species), tunicates (12), bivalves, and algae, can be found adhered to the submerged roots of R. mangle.
We need houses to protect us from the seasons, and behold the materials with which we are provided; the growth of trees with their adornment of leaves; while rocks of stone piled above the plains variegate the prospect with their pleasant irregularity.
We had the fish, which, as the kind reader may remember, I had brought down in a delicate attention to Mrs. Ponto, to variegate the repast of next day; and cod and oyster-sauce, twice laid, salt cod and scolloped oysters, formed parts of the bill of fare until I began to fancy that the Ponto family, like our late revered monarch