bracteal (Meaning)
Wordnet
bracteal (a)
pertaining to or resembling or functioning as a bract
Webster
bracteal (a.)
Having the nature or appearance of a bract.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bracteal
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bracteal Sentence Examples
- The botanist identified the plant's bracteal structures as integral to its reproductive process.
- The bracteal leaves of the flower added a unique texture to its overall appearance.
- A close examination of the inflorescence revealed the presence of tiny bracteal appendages.
- The bracteal sheath protected the delicate flower buds from harsh weather conditions.
- In botanical illustrations, artists often highlight the intricate details of bracteal formations.
- The bracteal arrangement around the flower cluster varied between different species of plants.
- The bracteal tips of the pine cone acted as protective scales, enclosing the seeds within.
- During pollination, insects navigate towards the flower's bracteal structures to access nectar.
- The horticulturist studied the bracteal patterns to classify the plant into its appropriate botanical family.
- The bracteal development of the plant indicated that it was nearing the stage of flowering.
FAQs About the word bracteal
pertaining to or resembling or functioning as a bractHaving the nature or appearance of a bract.
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The botanist identified the plant's bracteal structures as integral to its reproductive process.
The bracteal leaves of the flower added a unique texture to its overall appearance.
A close examination of the inflorescence revealed the presence of tiny bracteal appendages.
The bracteal sheath protected the delicate flower buds from harsh weather conditions.
