tetracarpel (Meaning)
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tetracarpel (a.)
Composed of four carpels.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tetracarpel
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
tetracarpel Sentence Examples
- The tetracarpel flower possessed four distinct carpels, each bearing ovules.
- Tetracarpel species of Papaveraceae exhibited unique floral organogenesis patterns.
- The tetracarpel ovary of the castor bean plant contained four separate compartments.
- Researchers discovered a tetracarpel mutant in Arabidopsis thaliana that exhibited altered floral development.
- The tetracarpel gynoecium of Magnolia species facilitated effective pollination and seed dispersal.
- Comparative studies revealed different developmental pathways in tetracarpel and pentacarpel flowers.
- The tetracarpel condition in certain species provided an advantage for cross-pollination.
- Genetic regulation of tetracarpel formation in plants involved the interplay of multiple genes.
- The tetracarpel nature of the pomegranate fruit allowed for the formation of numerous seeds.
- Tetracarpel flowers of the Ranunculaceae family exhibited diverse structural modifications and adaptive features.
FAQs About the word tetracarpel
Composed of four carpels.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tetracarpel flower possessed four distinct carpels, each bearing ovules.
Tetracarpel species of Papaveraceae exhibited unique floral organogenesis patterns.
The tetracarpel ovary of the castor bean plant contained four separate compartments.
Researchers discovered a tetracarpel mutant in Arabidopsis thaliana that exhibited altered floral development.
