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Meaning of scapiform
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scapiform (a.)
Resembling a scape, or flower stem.
scapiform Sentence Examples
- The scapiform inflorescence of the palm tree resembles an erect umbrella.
- The scapiform stem of the flower reached an impressive height, towering over the surrounding vegetation.
- The long, scapiform peduncle extended gracefully from the base of the plant, supporting a cluster of delicate flowers.
- The tree bore numerous scapiform spikes, each adorned with a dense cluster of small, white flowers.
- The scapiform bracts provided protection to the developing flower buds, ensuring their survival.
- The scapiform hypanthium formed a trumpet-shaped base for the flower, attracting pollinators from afar.
- The scapiform ovary held a cluster of tiny seeds, promising future generations of the plant.
- The plant's scapiform root system extended deep into the soil, providing it with stability and nutrients.
- The scapiform petiole connected the large, fan-shaped leaves to the main stem of the plant.
- Scientists used the scapiform features of the plant as a key to identify its species and evolutionary history.
FAQs About the word scapiform
Resembling a scape, or flower stem.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The scapiform inflorescence of the palm tree resembles an erect umbrella.
The scapiform stem of the flower reached an impressive height, towering over the surrounding vegetation.
The long, scapiform peduncle extended gracefully from the base of the plant, supporting a cluster of delicate flowers.
The tree bore numerous scapiform spikes, each adorned with a dense cluster of small, white flowers.
