petiolulate Antonyms
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Meaning of petiolulate
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petiolulate (a.)
Supported by its own petiolule.
petiolulate Sentence Examples
- The petiolulate leaves of the plant extended outward from its central stem.
- The petiolulate leaflets swayed gently in the breeze, their tiny stalks connecting them to the main leaf.
- The petiolulate bracts formed a delicate fringe around the base of the flower.
- The petiolulate glands on the surface of the leaf emitted a pungent aroma.
- The petiolulate stipules were prominent at the base of each leaf, protecting the young leaf buds.
- The petiolulate hairs on the plant's stem gave it a soft and velvety texture.
- The petiolulate nectarines were prized for their sweetness and juicy pulp.
- The petiolulate mushrooms had slender stalks and delicate, umbrella-shaped caps.
- The petiolulate seaweeds waved gracefully in the ocean currents, their long stalks swaying with the tide.
- The petiolulate stamens of the flower contained the pollen grains necessary for reproduction.
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Supported by its own petiolule.
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The petiolulate leaves of the plant extended outward from its central stem.
The petiolulate leaflets swayed gently in the breeze, their tiny stalks connecting them to the main leaf.
The petiolulate bracts formed a delicate fringe around the base of the flower.
The petiolulate glands on the surface of the leaf emitted a pungent aroma.
