ramentaceous (Meaning)

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ramentaceous (a.)

Covered with ramenta.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The ramentaceous bracts of the fern provided insulation and protection for the developing spores.
The ramentaceous scales on the bark of the birch tree helped to regulate moisture and prevent water loss.
The flowers of the ramentaceous orchid boasted tiny, thread-like filaments that gave them an ethereal appearance.
The ramentaceous scales on the leaves of the palm tree shielded them from excessive sunlight and UV radiation.
The ramentaceous hairs on the stems of the plant played a vital role in trapping moisture and nutrients.
The ramentaceous trichomes on the fruits of the raspberry gave them their characteristic fuzzy texture.
The ramentaceous appendages on the seeds of the willow tree facilitated their dispersal by the wind.
The ramentaceous hairs on the wings of the butterfly provided lift and assisted with flight.
The ramentaceous scales on the skin of the pangolin acted as a protective armor against predators.
The ramentaceous structures on the outer coating of the seed helped to enhance its water absorption and germination rate.

Covered with ramenta.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ramentaceous bracts of the fern provided insulation and protection for the developing spores.

The ramentaceous scales on the bark of the birch tree helped to regulate moisture and prevent water loss.

The flowers of the ramentaceous orchid boasted tiny, thread-like filaments that gave them an ethereal appearance.

The ramentaceous scales on the leaves of the palm tree shielded them from excessive sunlight and UV radiation.