trifloral Antonyms
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Meaning of trifloral
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trifloral (a.)
Alt. of Triflorous
trifloral Sentence Examples
- The trifloral bracts of the poinsettia plant enhance its festive appearance.
- The trifloral pedicels of the black-eyed Susan attract pollinators with their yellow hues.
- The trifloral leaves of the wood sorrel are edible and have a slightly acidic flavor.
- The trifloral stems of the maidenhair fern add an elegant touch to floral arrangements.
- The trifloral sepals of the passion flower exhibit intricate patterns and vibrant colors.
- The trifloral anthers of the magnolia release large amounts of pollen, aiding in pollination.
- The trifloral carpels of the apple blossom develop into the fruit after fertilization.
- The trifloral styles of the bellflower are fused together, forming a distinctive columnar structure.
- The trifloral stigmas of the sunflower are highly receptive to pollen, ensuring successful seed production.
- The trifloral bracteoles of the lily of the valley protect the delicate flowers from environmental stresses.
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Alt. of Triflorous
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The trifloral bracts of the poinsettia plant enhance its festive appearance.
The trifloral pedicels of the black-eyed Susan attract pollinators with their yellow hues.
The trifloral leaves of the wood sorrel are edible and have a slightly acidic flavor.
The trifloral stems of the maidenhair fern add an elegant touch to floral arrangements.
