platetrope (Meaning)
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platetrope (n.)
One of a pair of a paired organs.
Synonyms & Antonyms of platetrope
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
platetrope Sentence Examples
- The botanist meticulously examined the plant's platetrope, searching for distinct veins and margins.
- The platetrope's irregular shape concealed the true nature of the leaf's structure.
- The scientist used a microscope to observe the platetrope's cellular makeup, revealing its complex organization.
- The platetrope's size and shape provided clues to the environmental conditions in which the plant grew.
- The evolutionary adaptation of the platetrope enhanced the leaf's efficiency in capturing sunlight.
- The platetrope's serrated edges facilitated gas exchange, allowing the leaf to perform photosynthesis.
- The artist captured the intricate details of the platetrope in her stunning botanical illustration.
- The museum's collection of preserved plants included specimens with a wide range of platetrope morphologies.
- The platetrope's distinctive appearance was a striking feature of the plant's overall aesthetic.
- The gardener carefully trimmed and shaped the platetrope of the bonsai, maintaining its intricate beauty.
FAQs About the word platetrope
One of a pair of a paired organs.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The botanist meticulously examined the plant's platetrope, searching for distinct veins and margins.
The platetrope's irregular shape concealed the true nature of the leaf's structure.
The scientist used a microscope to observe the platetrope's cellular makeup, revealing its complex organization.
The platetrope's size and shape provided clues to the environmental conditions in which the plant grew.
