monospermal Antonyms
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Meaning of monospermal
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monospermal (a.)
Alt. of Monospermous
monospermal Sentence Examples
- Monospermal fruits contain a single seed, such as plums and hazelnuts.
- The monospermal embryo sac develops from a single megaspore mother cell.
- Monospermal flowers produce seeds that are contained within a fruit, unlike gymnosperms.
- The monospermal ovules of orchids have a unique structure adapted for pollination by insects.
- Monospermal fruits are often found in fleshy fruits, such as peaches and apricots.
- The monospermal embryo of a plant serves as the initial stage of a new plant.
- Monospermal seeds are typically larger than those of polyspermal seeds.
- Some plants produce both monospermal and polyspermal fruits, such as apple and pear trees.
- Monospermal seeds are often dispersed by animals, while polyspermal seeds are more likely to be dispersed by wind or water.
- The monospermal nature of some plant species can be beneficial for seed dispersal and germination.
FAQs About the word monospermal
Alt. of Monospermous
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Monospermal fruits contain a single seed, such as plums and hazelnuts.
The monospermal embryo sac develops from a single megaspore mother cell.
Monospermal flowers produce seeds that are contained within a fruit, unlike gymnosperms.
The monospermal ovules of orchids have a unique structure adapted for pollination by insects.
