intraaxillary (Meaning)
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intraaxillary (a.)
Situated below the point where a leaf joins the stem.
Synonyms & Antonyms of intraaxillary
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
intraaxillary Sentence Examples
- The intraaxillary buds developed into new branches, creating a dense and bushy appearance for the plant.
- Botanists study the intraaxillary structures to understand the reproductive processes of various plant species.
- The presence of intraaxillary stipules distinguishes this particular plant species from others in the same family.
- The intraaxillary flowers emerged from the leaf axils, enhancing the overall beauty of the shrub.
- Gardeners carefully prune intraaxillary shoots to encourage more vigorous growth and better flowering.
- The formation of intraaxillary inflorescences is a key characteristic used in the identification of certain plant families.
- The intraaxillary position of the flowers contributes to the plant's efficient use of space for reproduction.
- Botanical illustrations often highlight intraaxillary structures to aid in plant identification.
- The intraaxillary buds remained dormant until the appropriate environmental conditions triggered their growth.
- In the study of plant anatomy, researchers investigate the development and function of intraaxillary organs for a comprehensive understanding of plant morphology.
FAQs About the word intraaxillary
Situated below the point where a leaf joins the stem.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The intraaxillary buds developed into new branches, creating a dense and bushy appearance for the plant.
Botanists study the intraaxillary structures to understand the reproductive processes of various plant species.
The presence of intraaxillary stipules distinguishes this particular plant species from others in the same family.
The intraaxillary flowers emerged from the leaf axils, enhancing the overall beauty of the shrub.
