dichlamydeous (Meaning)
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dichlamydeous (a.)
Having two coverings, a calyx and in corolla.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dichlamydeous
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
dichlamydeous Sentence Examples
- The dichlamydeous flower, with its distinct double perianth, captivated botanists worldwide.
- Botanical enthusiasts often marvel at the intricate structures of dichlamydeous plants.
- Dichlamydeous species exhibit remarkable variations in floral morphology.
- Scientists study the reproductive biology of dichlamydeous plants to understand their evolutionary significance.
- The dichlamydeous nature of certain flowers adds to the diversity of floral arrangements in ecosystems.
- Dichlamydeous organisms play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance in their habitats.
- Floral symmetry is a defining characteristic of dichlamydeous plants.
- Taxonomists classify dichlamydeous species based on their floral structures and reproductive features.
- The dichlamydeous nature of some plants offers insights into their adaptation strategies.
- Understanding the genetic basis of dichlamydeous traits sheds light on plant evolution and speciation processes.
FAQs About the word dichlamydeous
Having two coverings, a calyx and in corolla.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The dichlamydeous flower, with its distinct double perianth, captivated botanists worldwide.
Botanical enthusiasts often marvel at the intricate structures of dichlamydeous plants.
Dichlamydeous species exhibit remarkable variations in floral morphology.
Scientists study the reproductive biology of dichlamydeous plants to understand their evolutionary significance.
