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enneandrian (a.)
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enneandrian Sentence Examples
- The enneandrian fruit is characterized by its nine segments, which gives it a unique appearance.
- Enneandrian plants are often used in traditional medicine due to their medicinal properties.
- The enneandrian ovary is composed of nine carpels, which eventually develop into distinct fruits.
- Most species within the Enneandrian tribe are found in tropical regions worldwide.
- Enneandrian species have adapted to a wide range of environmental conditions, from dense forests to arid deserts.
- The enneandrian embryo sac contains eight nuclei, arranged in a specific pattern.
- Enneandrian flowers usually possess trimerous symmetry, with petals arranged in multiples of three.
- Enneandrian taxa are diverse in their morphology, habitat preferences, and reproductive strategies.
- The Enneandrian lineage has a long evolutionary history, with fossils dating back to the Cretaceous period.
- Scientists continue to study enneandrian plants to understand their ecological and pharmaceutical significance.
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Alt. of Enneandrous
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The enneandrian fruit is characterized by its nine segments, which gives it a unique appearance.
Enneandrian plants are often used in traditional medicine due to their medicinal properties.
The enneandrian ovary is composed of nine carpels, which eventually develop into distinct fruits.
Most species within the Enneandrian tribe are found in tropical regions worldwide.
