stigmatic Antonyms
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Meaning of stigmatic
stigmatic (n)
a person whose body is marked by religious stigmata (such as marks resembling the wounds of the crucified Christ)
stigmatic (a)
pertaining to or resembling or having stigmata
pertaining to a lens or lens system free of astigmatism (able to form point images)
not astigmatic
stigmatic Sentence Examples
- The stigmatic remnant of the flower, once a vital organ for pollination, now serves as a decorative feature.
- Scientists have studied the stigmatic surface of various plant species to understand its role in pollen recognition and germination.
- The stigma, the receptive part of the pistil, exhibits stigmatic enzymes that promote pollen tube growth.
- In some plants, the stigmatic papillae are highly elongated, creating a large surface area for effective pollen adhesion.
- The stigmatic fluid secreted by certain plants contains substances that attract specific pollinating insects or birds.
- Researchers have found that environmental factors such as temperature and humidity can influence stigmatic receptivity.
- The stigmatic expression of certain genes is essential for successful fertilization and seed set in various plant species.
- In forensic investigations, stigmatic remnants can provide valuable evidence about the movement of people and objects.
- Ancient stigmatic remains have been used to reconstruct the evolutionary history of flowering plants.
- The stigmatic culture of certain plant species has been employed in the production of hybrid seeds and new plant varieties.
FAQs About the word stigmatic
a person whose body is marked by religious stigmata (such as marks resembling the wounds of the crucified Christ), pertaining to or resembling or having stigmat
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The stigmatic remnant of the flower, once a vital organ for pollination, now serves as a decorative feature.
Scientists have studied the stigmatic surface of various plant species to understand its role in pollen recognition and germination.
The stigma, the receptive part of the pistil, exhibits stigmatic enzymes that promote pollen tube growth.
In some plants, the stigmatic papillae are highly elongated, creating a large surface area for effective pollen adhesion.
