bracteate (Meaning)
Wordnet
bracteate (a)
having bracts
Webster
bracteate (a.)
Having a bract or bracts.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bracteate
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bracteate Sentence Examples
- The bracteate flower exhibited a unique and striking appearance in the garden.
- Botanists classify certain plants as bracteate due to the presence of specialized leaf-like structures.
- The bracteate inflorescence of the plant featured a single flower surrounded by a leafy bract.
- In some species, the bracteate arrangement serves to attract pollinators to the flower.
- The bracteate leaves surrounding the flower bud provided protection during its development.
- A careful examination of the plant revealed the bracteate nature of its reproductive structures.
- The bracteate ornamentation of the plant made it a popular choice for botanical gardens.
- The bracteate patterns on the plant's foliage varied in shape and color, adding to its aesthetic appeal.
- The bracteate arrangement of the flower cluster contributed to its overall symmetry.
- The bracteate design of the plant's floral display captured the attention of passersby.
FAQs About the word bracteate
having bractsHaving a bract or bracts.
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No antonyms found.
The bracteate flower exhibited a unique and striking appearance in the garden.
Botanists classify certain plants as bracteate due to the presence of specialized leaf-like structures.
The bracteate inflorescence of the plant featured a single flower surrounded by a leafy bract.
In some species, the bracteate arrangement serves to attract pollinators to the flower.
