unifollilate (Meaning)
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unifollilate (a.)
Having only one leaflet, as the leaves of the orange tree.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unifollilate
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unifollilate Sentence Examples
- The unifolliate leaves of the Venus flytrap are uniquely adapted for capturing prey.
- The unifolliate leaf of the pitcher plant forms a deep cavity that traps insects.
- The unifolliate leaf of the cobra plant resembles a snake's hood, giving it a distinctive appearance.
- The unifolliate leaves of the sundew plant are covered in sticky glands that trap insects.
- The unifolliate leaf of the butterwort plant is shaped like a funnel, directing insects towards its digestive surface.
- The unifolliate leaves of the bladderwort plant form underwater traps to capture small aquatic organisms.
- The unifolliate leaf of the monkey pitcher plant is large enough to hold an entire colony of frogs.
- The unifolliate leaf of the horned pitcher plant has a long, slender stalk that resembles a horn.
- The unifolliate leaves of the Victoria amazonica plant can grow up to 8 feet in diameter, providing a floating platform for wildlife.
- The unifolliate leaves of the Amazonian water lily are semi-submerged, providing a habitat for various aquatic creatures.
FAQs About the word unifollilate
Having only one leaflet, as the leaves of the orange tree.
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The unifolliate leaves of the Venus flytrap are uniquely adapted for capturing prey.
The unifolliate leaf of the pitcher plant forms a deep cavity that traps insects.
The unifolliate leaf of the cobra plant resembles a snake's hood, giving it a distinctive appearance.
The unifolliate leaves of the sundew plant are covered in sticky glands that trap insects.
