pinnula Sentence Examples
- In botany, pinnula refers to the small leaflets or segments that make up a compound leaf.
- The pinnulae of the fern were arranged in a delicate, feathery pattern.
- The cycad's large, arching fronds consisted of numerous lanceolate pinnulae.
- The pinnulae of the palm tree moved gently in the breeze, creating a rustling sound.
- The fossilized pinnulae of ancient ferns provide valuable insights into the evolution of plant life.
- The unique pinnulae of the maidenhair fern give it a graceful and ethereal appearance.
- The Pinnula Marina, a species of marine snail, has a distinctive shell with small, pointed pinnulae.
- The pinnulae of the orchid flower played a crucial role in attracting pollinators.
- Artists have long been fascinated by the intricate patterns found in pinnulae, using them as inspiration for decorative elements.
- The study of pinnulae, known as pinnulation, sheds light on the diversity and adaptations within the plant kingdom.
pinnula Meaning
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pinnula (n.)
Same as Pinnule.
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In botany, pinnula refers to the small leaflets or segments that make up a compound leaf.
The pinnulae of the fern were arranged in a delicate, feathery pattern.
The cycad's large, arching fronds consisted of numerous lanceolate pinnulae.
The pinnulae of the palm tree moved gently in the breeze, creating a rustling sound.
