involucred (Meaning)
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involucred (a.)
Having an involucre, as umbels, heads, etc.
Synonyms & Antonyms of involucred
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
involucred Sentence Examples
- The involucred sepals provided protection to the delicate flower bud.
- Botanists observed the unique patterns of the involucred bracts in the wildflower.
- The plant's involucred structures varied in color and texture across different specimens.
- The gardener admired the intricate design of the involucred petals surrounding the flower cluster.
- The botanist documented the characteristics of the involucred whorls in the plant taxonomy.
- Involucred formations play a critical role in the reproductive strategy of certain plant species.
- The research focused on the development and function of involucred structures in plant ecology.
- The desert landscape was dotted with plants featuring distinct involucred arrangements.
- The botanist identified several species with conspicuous involucred features in the botanical garden.
- The study aimed to understand the evolutionary significance of involucred adaptations in plants.
FAQs About the word involucred
Having an involucre, as umbels, heads, etc.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The involucred sepals provided protection to the delicate flower bud.
Botanists observed the unique patterns of the involucred bracts in the wildflower.
The plant's involucred structures varied in color and texture across different specimens.
The gardener admired the intricate design of the involucred petals surrounding the flower cluster.
