macrophyllous Synonyms
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macrophyllous Meaning
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macrophyllous (a.)
Having long or large leaves.
macrophyllous Sentence Examples
- The towering macrophyllous trees cast long shadows across the verdant forest floor.
- The garden was adorned with a profusion of macrophyllous plants, their large leaves adding an opulent touch.
- The botanist marveled at the macrophyllous rhododendron, its massive blooms a vibrant display of color.
- The macrophyllous ferns unfurled their fronds, creating a lush and inviting understory.
- The palm tree's macrophyllous leaves provided ample shade for the weary traveler.
- The magnolia tree proudly displayed its macrophyllous foliage, a testament to its ancient lineage.
- The conservatory's humid environment nurtured a vast collection of macrophyllous orchids.
- The macrophyllous water lilies spread their expansive pads across the tranquil pond.
- The botanist suspected that the receding waterline was exposing the macrophyllous roots of the swamp cypress.
- The macrophyllous canopy of the rainforest provided a vital habitat for a diverse array of species.
FAQs About the word macrophyllous
Having long or large leaves.
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The towering macrophyllous trees cast long shadows across the verdant forest floor.
The garden was adorned with a profusion of macrophyllous plants, their large leaves adding an opulent touch.
The botanist marveled at the macrophyllous rhododendron, its massive blooms a vibrant display of color.
The macrophyllous ferns unfurled their fronds, creating a lush and inviting understory.
