labiated (Meaning)

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labiated (a.)

Same as Labiate, a. (a).

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The unique labiated petals of the snapdragon flower give it an almost whimsical appearance.
Certain species of orchids possess elaborately shaped and colorful labiated sepals that attract pollinators.
The fringed labiated sepals of the lady slipper orchid provide a landing platform for insects seeking nectar.
Some species of bees have elongated mouthparts that are adapted for reaching deep into tubular labiated flowers.
The labiated corolla of the foxglove plant attracts hummingbirds, which feed on its nectar.
The evolution of labiated flowers may have been influenced by the specific behaviors of pollinators.
The labiated cup-shaped corolla of the gentian flower helps to protect the nectar from the elements.
The bee orchid has a remarkable labiated petal that resembles the female bee, attracting male bees for pollination.
The shape of the labiated petals in certain plants can help to guide and direct pollinators towards the nectar.
Scientists continue to study the complex and fascinating relationships between labiated flowers and their pollinators.

Same as Labiate, a. (a).

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The unique labiated petals of the snapdragon flower give it an almost whimsical appearance.

Certain species of orchids possess elaborately shaped and colorful labiated sepals that attract pollinators.

The fringed labiated sepals of the lady slipper orchid provide a landing platform for insects seeking nectar.

Some species of bees have elongated mouthparts that are adapted for reaching deep into tubular labiated flowers.