sepaline (Meaning)
Wordnet
sepaline (a)
resembling or characteristic of a sepal
Webster
sepaline (a.)
Relating to, or having the nature of, sepals.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sepaline
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sepaline Sentence Examples
- The sepals, located at the base of a flower, collectively form the sepaline structure.
- The sepaline segments are typically green and leaf-like in appearance.
- Sepaline coloration can vary from species to species, with some exhibiting vibrant hues.
- The sepaline arrangement protects the developing flower buds from external damage.
- Sepaline glands produce nectar and attract pollinators to the flower.
- Some sepaline tissues possess trichomes, which are hair-like structures that provide a defense against herbivores.
- Sepaline structure can aid in species identification, as different plants exhibit distinct sepaline characteristics.
- In certain flowering plants, sepaline bracts are modified leaves that give the flower additional support.
- Sepaline development is influenced by environmental factors such as light, temperature, and humidity.
- The sepaline calyx helps to protect the floral reproductive structures from damage and stress.
FAQs About the word sepaline
resembling or characteristic of a sepalRelating to, or having the nature of, sepals.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sepals, located at the base of a flower, collectively form the sepaline structure.
The sepaline segments are typically green and leaf-like in appearance.
Sepaline coloration can vary from species to species, with some exhibiting vibrant hues.
The sepaline arrangement protects the developing flower buds from external damage.
