labellums (Meaning)
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labellums (pl.)
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labellums Sentence Examples
- The labellums of bees and wasps are modified mouthparts that form a long tongue-like structure used for feeding.
- The labellums of orchids are often brightly colored and intricately shaped to attract pollinators.
- The labellums of some orchids produce nectar, while others produce oils or fragrances to attract pollinators.
- The labellums of some orchids are hinged and can move to trap pollinators inside the flower.
- The labellums of some orchids have evolved to mimic the appearance of female insects, which attracts male insects and leads to pollination.
- The labellums of some orchids are adapted to deceive pollinators into visiting the flower multiple times, which increases the chances of pollination.
- The labellums of some orchids are home to specialized bacteria that help to break down pollen and promote germination.
- The labellums of some orchids are home to symbiotic fungi that help to provide nutrients to the plant.
- The labellums of some orchids are used by researchers to study the evolution of pollination strategies.
- The labellums of orchids are a fascinating example of the diversity and complexity of plant structures.
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The labellums of bees and wasps are modified mouthparts that form a long tongue-like structure used for feeding.
The labellums of orchids are often brightly colored and intricately shaped to attract pollinators.
The labellums of some orchids produce nectar, while others produce oils or fragrances to attract pollinators.
The labellums of some orchids are hinged and can move to trap pollinators inside the flower.
