phenogamic (Meaning)
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phenogamic (a.)
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phenogamic Sentence Examples
- Phenogamic plants bear evident reproductive structures, such as flowers and seeds.
- Phenogamic reproduction is a crucial characteristic that distinguishes flowering plants from non-flowering plants.
- The phylum Anthophytes comprises all phenogamic plants, commonly known as flowering plants.
- Phenogamic plants contribute significantly to oxygen production and carbon sequestration through photosynthesis.
- Angiosperms, the most prevalent phenogamic group, produce flowers that contain sexual reproductive organs.
- The phenogamic nature of certain plants allows for pollination and seed dispersal, facilitating genetic diversity.
- Phenogamic plants offer numerous agricultural benefits, serving as sources of food, fiber, and medicines.
- The study of phenogamic plants, known as phanerogamy, provides insights into plant biology and evolution.
- Phenogamic reproduction has enabled the diversification and ecological dominance of flowering plants across diverse habitats.
- The phenogamic characteristics of plants have played a pivotal role in shaping our planet's ecosystems and sustaining life.
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Phenogamic plants bear evident reproductive structures, such as flowers and seeds.
Phenogamic reproduction is a crucial characteristic that distinguishes flowering plants from non-flowering plants.
The phylum Anthophytes comprises all phenogamic plants, commonly known as flowering plants.
Phenogamic plants contribute significantly to oxygen production and carbon sequestration through photosynthesis.
