periclinia (Meaning)
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periclinia (pl.)
of Periclinium
Synonyms & Antonyms of periclinia
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periclinia Sentence Examples
- The periclinia, specialized tissues in flowers, surround the floral meristem and protect developing florets.
- Periclinia exhibit diverse morphologies, ranging from leaf-like structures to spine-covered outgrowths.
- In the family Asteraceae, periclinia take the form of phyllaries, which collectively compose the involucre.
- Periclinia serve as a protective barrier against biotic and abiotic stresses, such as insect herbivory and temperature fluctuations.
- The number and arrangement of periclinia in a flower head contribute to its overall size and shape.
- In some species, periclinia secrete volatile compounds that attract pollinators and deter herbivores.
- Periclinia may have ornamental or horticultural value, as they can enhance the aesthetics of flowers.
- Studies on periclinia have shed light on the evolution and development of floral structures.
- Genetic manipulations of periclinia have been used to create novel ornamental varieties of flowers.
- Periclinia continue to be an important area of research in plant morphology and evolutionary biology.
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of Periclinium
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The periclinia, specialized tissues in flowers, surround the floral meristem and protect developing florets.
Periclinia exhibit diverse morphologies, ranging from leaf-like structures to spine-covered outgrowths.
In the family Asteraceae, periclinia take the form of phyllaries, which collectively compose the involucre.
Periclinia serve as a protective barrier against biotic and abiotic stresses, such as insect herbivory and temperature fluctuations.
