labella (Meaning)
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labella (pl.)
of Labellum
Synonyms & Antonyms of labella
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labella Sentence Examples
- The labella of the butterfly are covered in tiny scales that give them their color and iridescence.
- The labella of the mosquito are long and thin, allowing it to reach deep into the skin to draw blood.
- The labella of the fly are spongy and absorbent, allowing it to drink up liquids and solids.
- The labella of plants are tiny structures that produce nectar and attract pollinators like bees and butterflies.
- The labella of the spider are covered in tiny hairs that help it to grip its prey.
- The labella of the snail are used to sense the environment and to scrape food off surfaces.
- The labella of the grasshopper are used to chew and grind up its food.
- The labella of the scorpion are used to grasp and crush its prey.
- The labella of the beetle are used to crush and chew its food.
- The labella of the ant are used to carry food and other objects back to the colony.
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of Labellum
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The labella of the butterfly are covered in tiny scales that give them their color and iridescence.
The labella of the mosquito are long and thin, allowing it to reach deep into the skin to draw blood.
The labella of the fly are spongy and absorbent, allowing it to drink up liquids and solids.
The labella of plants are tiny structures that produce nectar and attract pollinators like bees and butterflies.
