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nymphaeaceae (n)
dicot aquatic plants
nymphaeaceae Sentence Examples
- The Nymphaeaceae family encompasses a diverse group of aquatic plants known for their striking flowers.
- Water lilies (Nymphaea spp.)
- are iconic members of the Nymphaeaceae family, adorning ponds and lakes with their captivating blooms.
- The giant water lily (Victoria amazonica), also belonging to Nymphaeaceae, boasts leaves capable of supporting a child's weight.
- Nymphaeaceae plants are characterized by their rhizomatous roots and large, floating leaves that provide shelter for aquatic creatures.
- The flowers of Nymphaeaceae are typically showy and brightly colored, attracting pollinators such as beetles and flies.
- The Nymphaeaceae family includes both native and invasive species, some of which can pose threats to local ecosystems.
- Water chestnuts (Trapa natans), a member of Nymphaeaceae, are a nutritious food source in Southeast Asia.
- The Nymphaeaceae family is often studied for its role in aquatic plant ecology and nutrient cycling.
- Some Nymphaeaceae species have been used traditionally for medicinal purposes, such as reducing inflammation and treating skin conditions.
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dicot aquatic plants
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The Nymphaeaceae family encompasses a diverse group of aquatic plants known for their striking flowers.
Water lilies (Nymphaea spp.)
are iconic members of the Nymphaeaceae family, adorning ponds and lakes with their captivating blooms.
The giant water lily (Victoria amazonica), also belonging to Nymphaeaceae, boasts leaves capable of supporting a child's weight.
