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Meaning of petiolule
Wordnet
petiolule (n)
the stalk of a leaflet
Webster
petiolule (n.)
A small petiole, or the petiole of a leaflet.
petiolule Sentence Examples
- The petiolule seamlessly connected the petiole to the leaf blade, ensuring optimal nutrient transport.
- The delicate petiolules gently supported the young leaves as they emerged from their protective sheaths.
- In the compound leaf, each leaflet possessed its own distinct petiolule, allowing for independent movement and light absorption.
- The petiolules of the ferns were covered in soft hairs, enhancing their ability to capture moisture from the air.
- The stipules at the base of the petiolules acted as tiny guards, protecting the new leaf buds from damage.
- The absence of a petiolule in sessile leaves resulted in a direct attachment of the leaf blade to the stem.
- The petiolules exhibited a remarkable degree of flexibility, enabling the leaves to adjust their orientation to maximize sunlight exposure.
- Some plants possess specialized petiolules that are modified into tendrils or hooks, providing support and stability to the plant.
- The petiolules of carnivorous plants are often transformed into glands that secrete digestive enzymes to trap and consume insects.
- Scientists study the characteristics of petiolules to gain insights into the evolutionary history and adaptive strategies of different plant species.
FAQs About the word petiolule
the stalk of a leafletA small petiole, or the petiole of a leaflet.
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The petiolule seamlessly connected the petiole to the leaf blade, ensuring optimal nutrient transport.
The delicate petiolules gently supported the young leaves as they emerged from their protective sheaths.
In the compound leaf, each leaflet possessed its own distinct petiolule, allowing for independent movement and light absorption.
The petiolules of the ferns were covered in soft hairs, enhancing their ability to capture moisture from the air.
