amaryllidaceous (Meaning)
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amaryllidaceous (a.)
Alt. of Amaryllideous
Synonyms & Antonyms of amaryllidaceous
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amaryllidaceous Sentence Examples
- The amaryllidaceous flowers in the garden added vibrant hues to the landscape.
- Amaryllidaceous plants, such as daffodils and snowdrops, are often cherished for their early spring blossoms.
- Gardeners appreciate the amaryllidaceous nature of the narcissus, a classic spring-blooming flower.
- The amaryllidaceous bulbs were carefully planted in the fall to ensure a spectacular display of blooms come spring.
- Amaryllidaceous species, like the amaryllis itself, are popular choices for both indoor and outdoor cultivation.
- The botanical garden showcased a diverse collection of amaryllidaceous plants from around the world.
- Amaryllidaceous flora, characterized by bulbous structures, is well-suited for various climate conditions.
- The naturalist conducted a detailed study on the ecology of amaryllidaceous species in their native habitats.
- Amaryllidaceous gardens are known for their ability to thrive in different soil types and light conditions.
- The researcher's expertise in amaryllidaceous botany contributed to the identification of several new species within the family.
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Alt. of Amaryllideous
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The amaryllidaceous flowers in the garden added vibrant hues to the landscape.
Amaryllidaceous plants, such as daffodils and snowdrops, are often cherished for their early spring blossoms.
Gardeners appreciate the amaryllidaceous nature of the narcissus, a classic spring-blooming flower.
The amaryllidaceous bulbs were carefully planted in the fall to ensure a spectacular display of blooms come spring.
