philadelphaceae Antonyms
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Meaning of philadelphaceae
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philadelphaceae (n)
one genus; usually included in family Hydrangeaceae
philadelphaceae Sentence Examples
- The family Philadelphaceae consists of deciduous shrubs with fragrant flowers.
- Members of the Philadelphaceae family are native to North America and Asia.
- The bark of Philadelphaceae plants is often peeling or exfoliating.
- The leaves of Philadelphaceae species are typically opposite and oval-shaped.
- The flowers of Philadelphaceae plants are arranged in clusters or panicles.
- The fruits of the Philadelphaceae family are capsules or berries.
- Philadelphaceae plants are known for their hardiness and ease of cultivation.
- The genus Philadelphus is the most commonly known member of the Philadelphaceae family.
- Mock orange, a popular ornamental shrub, belongs to the Philadelphaceae family.
- Philadelphaceae plants have been used in traditional medicine for their medicinal properties.
FAQs About the word philadelphaceae
one genus; usually included in family Hydrangeaceae
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The family Philadelphaceae consists of deciduous shrubs with fragrant flowers.
Members of the Philadelphaceae family are native to North America and Asia.
The bark of Philadelphaceae plants is often peeling or exfoliating.
The leaves of Philadelphaceae species are typically opposite and oval-shaped.
