monocarp (Meaning)
Wordnet
monocarp (n)
a plant that bears fruit once and dies
Webster
monocarp (n.)
A monocarpic plant.
Synonyms & Antonyms of monocarp
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monocarp Sentence Examples
- The monocarp plant blooms magnificently once in its lifetime, producing a single showy flower.
- Eucalyptus is a genus of flowering monocarps known for their tall and majestic trees.
- Agapanthus, also called African lily, is a popular monocarp that adorns gardens with its vibrant blue or white blossoms.
- The agave plant is a fascinating monocarp that takes years to mature before its solitary bloom.
- Unlike polycarps, monocarps allocate all their resources to producing one grand floral display.
- The strawberry guava, a succulent monocarp, bears delicious fruits that ripen over time.
- The pineapple, a tropical fruit, is derived from a bromeliad monocarp that can weigh up to ten pounds.
- The century plant, a colossal monocarp, can take up to 100 years to produce its stunning bloom.
- The yucca plant, a desert dweller, is a monocarp that often produces a towering flower stalk.
- The giant bird of paradise flower, a magnificent monocarp, is a popular attraction in botanical gardens.
FAQs About the word monocarp
a plant that bears fruit once and diesA monocarpic plant.
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The monocarp plant blooms magnificently once in its lifetime, producing a single showy flower.
Eucalyptus is a genus of flowering monocarps known for their tall and majestic trees.
Agapanthus, also called African lily, is a popular monocarp that adorns gardens with its vibrant blue or white blossoms.
The agave plant is a fascinating monocarp that takes years to mature before its solitary bloom.
