planifolious Antonyms
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Meaning of planifolious
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planifolious (a.)
Flat-leaved.
planifolious Sentence Examples
- The planifolious leaves of the Fiddle-leaf fig provided ample shade during the summer months.
- The beech tree, with its distinctive planifolious foliage, added a majestic element to the landscape.
- The planifolious leaves of the magnolia tree emitted a sweet fragrance that permeated the air.
- The planifolious nature of the tulip tree allowed sunlight to penetrate its dense canopy.
- The planifolious leaves of the sycamore tree rustled softly in the autumn breeze.
- The planifolious leaves of the silver dollar tree created a shimmering effect under the summer sun.
- The planifolious foliage of the oak tree provided a dense cover that sheltered wildlife.
- The planifolious leaves of the elm tree filtered the harsh sunlight, creating a dappled effect on the forest floor.
- The planifolious leaves of the aspen tree shimmered golden in the setting sun.
- The planifolious trees of the temperate rainforest formed a dense canopy that excluded much of the sunlight.
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Flat-leaved.
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The planifolious leaves of the Fiddle-leaf fig provided ample shade during the summer months.
The beech tree, with its distinctive planifolious foliage, added a majestic element to the landscape.
The planifolious leaves of the magnolia tree emitted a sweet fragrance that permeated the air.
The planifolious nature of the tulip tree allowed sunlight to penetrate its dense canopy.
