involucel (Meaning)
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involucel (n.)
A partial, secondary, or small involucre. See Illust. of Involucre.
Synonyms & Antonyms of involucel
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involucel Sentence Examples
- The involucel protects the developing flower buds from external damage.
- Botanists study the structure and function of the involucel in various plant species.
- The involucel provides additional support and protection to the floral cluster.
- In some plants, the involucel serves as a means of attracting pollinators.
- The color and texture of the involucel vary depending on the plant species.
- The botanist carefully examined the involucel under the microscope to study its morphology.
- The involucel plays a crucial role in the reproductive success of certain plants.
- During the flowering stage, the involucel gradually expands to accommodate the developing flowers.
- The formation of the involucel occurs early in the plant's growth cycle.
- The botanist identified several unique characteristics of the involucel in the newly discovered species.
FAQs About the word involucel
A partial, secondary, or small involucre. See Illust. of Involucre.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The involucel protects the developing flower buds from external damage.
Botanists study the structure and function of the involucel in various plant species.
The involucel provides additional support and protection to the floral cluster.
In some plants, the involucel serves as a means of attracting pollinators.
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