nutlet Antonyms
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Meaning of nutlet
Wordnet
nutlet (n)
a small nut
Webster
nutlet (n.)
A small nut; also, the stone of a drupe.
nutlet Sentence Examples
- The tiny nutlet, concealed within the fleshy fruit, was overlooked by birds.
- As the plant matured, the nutlet hardened and became resistant to decay.
- The nutlet's smooth surface allowed it to disperse easily by wind and water.
- The plant's succulent fruit attracted animals, who unwittingly dispersed the nutlet far and wide.
- The nutlet's small size made it difficult for predators to detect it.
- The nutlet's embryo lay dormant within, awaiting the right conditions to germinate.
- The nutlet's protective shell shielded the embryo from harsh environmental conditions.
- The nutlet's dormancy allowed the plant to survive unfavorable periods and re-establish itself later.
- The nutlet's winged appendage facilitated its dispersal by wind, ensuring widespread distribution.
- Researchers studied the nutlet's structure to gain insights into the plant's reproductive strategy.
FAQs About the word nutlet
a small nutA small nut; also, the stone of a drupe.
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The tiny nutlet, concealed within the fleshy fruit, was overlooked by birds.
As the plant matured, the nutlet hardened and became resistant to decay.
The nutlet's smooth surface allowed it to disperse easily by wind and water.
The plant's succulent fruit attracted animals, who unwittingly dispersed the nutlet far and wide.
