intrafoliaceous (Meaning)
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intrafoliaceous (a.)
Growing immediately above, or in front of, a leaf; as, intrafoliaceous stipules.
Synonyms & Antonyms of intrafoliaceous
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intrafoliaceous Sentence Examples
- The plant exhibited unique intrafoliaceous structures, contributing to its distinct appearance.
- The botanist studied the intrafoliaceous arrangement of leaves to understand the plant's growth patterns.
- The intricate intrafoliaceous veins on the leaf provided valuable information about nutrient transport.
- Researchers explored the genetic factors influencing intrafoliaceous characteristics in different plant species.
- The garden showcased a variety of plants with remarkable intrafoliaceous adaptations to varying environmental conditions.
- The horticulturist emphasized the importance of recognizing intrafoliaceous features for proper plant identification.
- The botany textbook explained the significance of intrafoliaceous structures in plant physiology.
- The gardener appreciated the plant's intrafoliaceous diversity, enhancing the overall visual appeal of the landscape.
- The student's research project focused on documenting and categorizing intrafoliaceous variations in native flora.
- The field guide provided detailed descriptions of intrafoliaceous traits to assist botanists in plant classification.
FAQs About the word intrafoliaceous
Growing immediately above, or in front of, a leaf; as, intrafoliaceous stipules.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The plant exhibited unique intrafoliaceous structures, contributing to its distinct appearance.
The botanist studied the intrafoliaceous arrangement of leaves to understand the plant's growth patterns.
The intricate intrafoliaceous veins on the leaf provided valuable information about nutrient transport.
Researchers explored the genetic factors influencing intrafoliaceous characteristics in different plant species.
