monopodia Synonyms
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monopodia Meaning
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monopodia (pl.)
of Monopodium
monopodia Sentence Examples
- The monopodium of the palm tree stretched gracefully towards the sky.
- With its monopodial growth habit, the bamboo rapidly ascended towards the sunlight.
- The single monopodium of the fern unfurled into a delicate frond, creating a lush canopy.
- The tree's monopodial trunk supported a dense crown of leaves, providing shade and sustenance.
- The monopodial stem of the sunflower grew tall and sturdy, supporting the heavy flower head.
- The monopodial growth form allowed the succulent to conserve water and energy in its arid environment.
- The monopodial nature of the shrub made it an ideal choice for creating a hedge.
- The monopodial plant had a single dominant stem that grew unbranched, reaching for the sky.
- The monopodial growth habit of the tree facilitated efficient nutrient transport from the roots to the canopy.
- The monopodium of the orchid emerged from the substrate, carrying a single spectacular flower.
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The monopodium of the palm tree stretched gracefully towards the sky.
With its monopodial growth habit, the bamboo rapidly ascended towards the sunlight.
The single monopodium of the fern unfurled into a delicate frond, creating a lush canopy.
The tree's monopodial trunk supported a dense crown of leaves, providing shade and sustenance.
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