biflorate (Meaning)
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biflorate (a.)
Alt. of Biflorous
Synonyms & Antonyms of biflorate
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biflorate Sentence Examples
- The botanist discovered a species of plant with a biflorate inflorescence, bearing two flowers per stem.
- The garden featured a unique biflorate orchid, captivating visitors with its delicate blooms.
- Biflorate arrangements are popular in floral design, creating symmetry and balance in bouquets.
- The horticulturist specialized in cultivating biflorate varieties of roses, enhancing the garden's diversity.
- In botanical taxonomy, a biflorate species exhibits a distinctive floral structure, setting it apart from related plants.
- The landscape painter captured the beauty of a biflorate meadow, with patches of wildflowers blooming in pairs.
- Biflorate patterns are often found in nature, such as in certain types of fern fronds and grass blades.
- The biologist conducted field studies to document the distribution of biflorate plant species in the region.
- The florist arranged a stunning centerpiece featuring a variety of biflorate blossoms, creating visual interest and depth.
- Biflorate plants play a crucial role in pollinator ecology, providing abundant nectar and pollen resources for bees and butterflies.
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Alt. of Biflorous
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The botanist discovered a species of plant with a biflorate inflorescence, bearing two flowers per stem.
The garden featured a unique biflorate orchid, captivating visitors with its delicate blooms.
Biflorate arrangements are popular in floral design, creating symmetry and balance in bouquets.
The horticulturist specialized in cultivating biflorate varieties of roses, enhancing the garden's diversity.
