lepidodendrales Antonyms
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Meaning of lepidodendrales
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lepidodendrales (n)
fossil arborescent plants arising during the early Devonian and conspicuous throughout the Carboniferous
lepidodendrales Sentence Examples
- Lepidodendrales, extinct lycopsid trees, dominated Carboniferous forests.
- The distinctive vertical ribs and diamond-shaped leaf scars characterize Lepidodendrales fossils.
- Lepidodendrales flourished in swampy environments, creating coal-rich deposits.
- Their large, trunk-like stems provided structural support in dense forests.
- The root systems of Lepidodendrales were shallow and spreading, forming matted groundcover.
- The scale-like leaves of Lepidodendrales were arranged in a spiral pattern.
- Fossilized Lepidodendrales cones bear numerous small spores, indicating their reproductive strategy.
- The rapid growth and decline of Lepidodendrales played a significant role in paleoenvironmental shifts.
- Modern club mosses are diminutive descendants of the towering Lepidodendrales.
- The legacy of Lepidodendrales continues in the fossil record and the coal deposits they helped form.
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fossil arborescent plants arising during the early Devonian and conspicuous throughout the Carboniferous
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Lepidodendrales, extinct lycopsid trees, dominated Carboniferous forests.
The distinctive vertical ribs and diamond-shaped leaf scars characterize Lepidodendrales fossils.
Lepidodendrales flourished in swampy environments, creating coal-rich deposits.
Their large, trunk-like stems provided structural support in dense forests.
