polycarpic Synonyms
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polycarpic Meaning
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polycarpic (a.)
Alt. of Polycarpous
polycarpic Sentence Examples
- The polycarpic plant, Agave americana, only flowers once during its lifetime before dying.
- Bananas are polycarpic fruits that grow on a cluster of stalks known as a bunch.
- Century plants, renowned for their dramatic blooms, are polycarpic and may live up to 50 years before flowering.
- The polycarpic life cycle of magnolias involves multiple flowering and fruiting events throughout their lifespan.
- Unlike annual plants, polycarpic species can live for several seasons, forming new shoots and flowering repeatedly.
- Bamboo is an economically important polycarpic grass that exhibits rapid growth and has a wide range of applications.
- The polycarpic nature of olive trees ensures a sustained harvest of olives for many years.
- Polycarpic perennial herbs, such as lavender and sage, are prized for their aromatic qualities and culinary versatility.
- The extraordinary polycarpic lifespan of sequoia trees, stretching thousands of years, makes them symbols of longevity and resilience.
- Researchers are exploring genetic modifications to extend the polycarpic period in certain crops, enhancing yields and improving food security.
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Alt. of Polycarpous
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The polycarpic plant, Agave americana, only flowers once during its lifetime before dying.
Bananas are polycarpic fruits that grow on a cluster of stalks known as a bunch.
Century plants, renowned for their dramatic blooms, are polycarpic and may live up to 50 years before flowering.
The polycarpic life cycle of magnolias involves multiple flowering and fruiting events throughout their lifespan.
