calyxes (Meaning)

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calyxes (pl.)

of Calyx

of Nematocalyx

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The rose's **calyxes**, initially green and tightly closed, gradually unfurled to reveal the blossoming petals.
Delicate **calyxes** of lilies showcased a subtle green hue, contrasting beautifully with the vibrant colors of the petals within.
Gardeners carefully removed spent flower heads, leaving behind the dried **calyxes** to shield developing seeds.
Bees buzzed around the lavender, alighting on the **calyxes** to reach the hidden nectar treasure trove.
Observing the **calyxes** of different flowers helped students appreciate the diversity of shapes and sizes in the plant kingdom.
The **calyxes** of hibiscus flowers resembled miniature lanterns, offering a vibrant splash of color against the lush foliage.
Botanists meticulously dissected the wilting **calyxes** of the rare orchid, searching for clues to its unique pollination mechanisms.
As the poppies matured, their vibrant petals withered away, leaving behind the remaining **calyxes** cradling the ripening seed capsules.
The artist's close-up painting captured the intricate details of the flower's **calyxes**, highlighting their delicate veins and textures.
Understanding the functions of **calyxes** as protective layers and supporting structures revealed the intricate adaptations of flowers for survival and reproduction.

of Calyx, of Nematocalyx

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The rose's **calyxes**, initially green and tightly closed, gradually unfurled to reveal the blossoming petals.

Delicate **calyxes** of lilies showcased a subtle green hue, contrasting beautifully with the vibrant colors of the petals within.

Gardeners carefully removed spent flower heads, leaving behind the dried **calyxes** to shield developing seeds.

Bees buzzed around the lavender, alighting on the **calyxes** to reach the hidden nectar treasure trove.