monocotyle (Meaning)
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monocotyle (a.)
Monocotyledonous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of monocotyle
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monocotyle Sentence Examples
- The monocotyle, with its single seed leaf, is a defining characteristic of grasses and lilies.
- Unlike dicotyles, monocotyles possess parallel leaf veins and a fibrous root system.
- The monocotyledonous plant has a single, central cotyledon within the seed.
- The monocotyle seed has an embryo with one primary root and one cotyledon.
- The monocotyledonous stem lacks secondary growth and is typically non-woody.
- Monocotyles typically have flowers with multiples of three petals and sepals.
- The monocotyledonous vascular system is composed of scattered bundles.
- Examples of monocotyles include orchids, palms, and wheat.
- Monocotyles are primarily terrestrial plants, although some species have adapted to aquatic environments.
- The study of monocotyles is known as monocotyledonology, a branch of botany.
FAQs About the word monocotyle
Monocotyledonous.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The monocotyle, with its single seed leaf, is a defining characteristic of grasses and lilies.
Unlike dicotyles, monocotyles possess parallel leaf veins and a fibrous root system.
The monocotyledonous plant has a single, central cotyledon within the seed.
The monocotyle seed has an embryo with one primary root and one cotyledon.
