triseriate Antonyms
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Meaning of triseriate
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triseriate (a.)
Arranged in three vertical or spiral rows.
triseriate Sentence Examples
- The triseriate arrangement of bristles on the insect's leg provides efficient sensory input.
- The flower petals exhibited a triseriate pattern, with three whorls of petals encircling the stamens.
- The leaves of the plant were arranged in a triseriate phyllotaxis, with three leaves emanating from each node.
- The hair follicles on the animal's back were aligned in a triseriate pattern, giving it a prickly appearance.
- The number of triseriate rows on the snake's scales could be used to identify the species.
- The bacteria grew in a triseriate colony, forming a triangular shape on the agar plate.
- The microscope revealed the triseriate structure of the cell wall, consisting of three layers of cellulose.
- The rock sample had a triseriate texture, with alternating bands of minerals.
- The triseriate arrangement of the stripes on the tiger's coat served as an effective camouflage.
- The scientist studied the triseriate branching pattern of the plant's roots to understand its root system.
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Arranged in three vertical or spiral rows.
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The triseriate arrangement of bristles on the insect's leg provides efficient sensory input.
The flower petals exhibited a triseriate pattern, with three whorls of petals encircling the stamens.
The leaves of the plant were arranged in a triseriate phyllotaxis, with three leaves emanating from each node.
The hair follicles on the animal's back were aligned in a triseriate pattern, giving it a prickly appearance.
