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Meaning of scaphosepalum
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scaphosepalum (n)
comprises some tropical American species usually placed in genus Masdevallia: diminutive plants with small flowers carried on one scape
scaphosepalum Sentence Examples
- The scaphosepalum, a modified sepal, forms the prominent helmet-like structure in the orchid flower.
- The pitcher plant's scaphosepalum attracts insects by producing a sweet nectar.
- Some slipper orchids have a highly inflated scaphosepalum that resembles a pouch.
- The scaphosepalum of the lady slipper orchid guides pollinators towards the flower's reproductive organs.
- The showy scaphosepalum of the orchid Phragmipedium exstaminodium attracts hummingbirds as pollinators.
- The green scaphosepalum of the orchid Epidendrum nocturnum blends well with the surrounding foliage.
- The red-streaked scaphosepalum of the orchid Cattleya walkeriana is a striking visual feature.
- The intricate patterns on the scaphosepalum of the orchid Masdevallia coccinea resemble miniature paintings.
- The fused scaphosepalum and petals of the orchid Gongora form a unique and eye-catching flower.
- The scented scaphosepalum of the orchid Vanilla planifolia releases a sweet aroma that attracts bees for pollination.
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comprises some tropical American species usually placed in genus Masdevallia: diminutive plants with small flowers carried on one scape
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The scaphosepalum, a modified sepal, forms the prominent helmet-like structure in the orchid flower.
The pitcher plant's scaphosepalum attracts insects by producing a sweet nectar.
Some slipper orchids have a highly inflated scaphosepalum that resembles a pouch.
The scaphosepalum of the lady slipper orchid guides pollinators towards the flower's reproductive organs.
