heptagynian (Meaning)
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heptagynian (a.)
Alt. of Heptagynous
Synonyms & Antonyms of heptagynian
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heptagynian Sentence Examples
- The heptagynian flower of the water lily bears seven styles.
- The heptagynian inflorescence of the peony exhibits an intricate arrangement of sepals.
- The heptagynian gynoecium of the crow's-foot plant consists of seven carpels fused together.
- The heptagynian condition in the Evening Primrose family is characterized by the presence of seven separate stamens.
- The heptagynian ovary of the rose hip fruit is embedded within a fleshy receptacle.
- The heptagynian stigma of the foxglove flower is receptive to pollen from other species.
- The heptagynian plant species often exhibits a remarkable ability to attract pollinators.
- The heptagynian nature of the magnolia flower contributes to its distinctive and showy appearance.
- The heptagynian fruit of the buttercup plant is a cluster of small, hard-shelled achenes.
- The heptagynian trait in the plant kingdom is thought to have evolved as an adaptation to specific environmental conditions.
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Alt. of Heptagynous
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The heptagynian flower of the water lily bears seven styles.
The heptagynian inflorescence of the peony exhibits an intricate arrangement of sepals.
The heptagynian gynoecium of the crow's-foot plant consists of seven carpels fused together.
The heptagynian condition in the Evening Primrose family is characterized by the presence of seven separate stamens.
