tetrathecal (Meaning)
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tetrathecal (a.)
Having four loculaments, or thecae.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tetrathecal
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tetrathecal Sentence Examples
- The tetrathecal anther of a lily is composed of four pollen sacs.
- Tetrathecal anthers are a characteristic feature of monocot angiosperms.
- The tetrathecal arrangement of anthers allows for maximum pollen dispersal.
- The tetrathecal condition is thought to have evolved as an adaptation to insect pollination.
- Tetrathecal anthers are typically found in flowers that have a radial symmetry.
- The tetrathecal nature of anthers is important for the genetic diversity of plant populations.
- Tetrathecal anthers can produce large amounts of pollen, which increases the chances of successful fertilization.
- The tetrathecal arrangement of anthers helps to reduce the risk of self-pollination.
- Tetrathecal anthers are a key component of the reproductive system of monocots.
- The tetrathecal condition is a fascinating example of the diversity of plant structures.
FAQs About the word tetrathecal
Having four loculaments, or thecae.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tetrathecal anther of a lily is composed of four pollen sacs.
Tetrathecal anthers are a characteristic feature of monocot angiosperms.
The tetrathecal arrangement of anthers allows for maximum pollen dispersal.
The tetrathecal condition is thought to have evolved as an adaptation to insect pollination.
