serotinous (Meaning)
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serotinous (a.)
Appearing or blossoming later in the season than is customary with allied species.
Synonyms & Antonyms of serotinous
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serotinous Sentence Examples
- The serotinous cones of lodgepole pine remain sealed with resin until exposed to extreme heat.
- Fire triggers the release of serotinous seeds, aiding in the regeneration of pine forests after conflagrations.
- Many serotinous species exhibit fire-adaptive traits, including thick bark and elevated canopies.
- Serotinous cones provide a protective environment for seeds during extended periods of drought.
- The serotinous nature of some pine species ensures their survival in fire-prone ecosystems.
- The serotinous cones of the Aleppo pine open spontaneously in response to high temperatures.
- Serotinous seed banks play a vital role in the restoration of fire-ravaged landscapes.
- The serotinous cones of the Monterey pine require intense heat to release their seeds.
- Serotinous seed dispersal is an effective strategy for colonizing new areas after wildfires.
- The serotinous adaptations of certain plants contribute to the resilience of ecosystems to fire disturbances.
FAQs About the word serotinous
Appearing or blossoming later in the season than is customary with allied species.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The serotinous cones of lodgepole pine remain sealed with resin until exposed to extreme heat.
Fire triggers the release of serotinous seeds, aiding in the regeneration of pine forests after conflagrations.
Many serotinous species exhibit fire-adaptive traits, including thick bark and elevated canopies.
Serotinous cones provide a protective environment for seeds during extended periods of drought.
