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Meanings of corolla in English
Usage of corolla in English
1
It bursts at last; but it never lives as the corolla does.
2
The upper half of the tube of the corolla is more expanded.
3
Flames burst forth from his skull like a corolla, shrieking like voices:
4
The corolla of the latter is rather smaller than that of the male.
5
PETALS.-Theleaves of the corolla, or second circle of organs in a flower.
6
There were three petals to the corolla and three sepals to the calyx.
7
The female corolla is smaller than that on the polleniferous bushes.
8
That the coloured corolla is the chief guide cannot be doubted.
9
They adhere also for very different proportional lengths to the corolla.
10
We found evidence of both lengthening and shortening of corolla tubes.
11
In form they are tubular and horn-shaped, having a spreading, uneven corolla, five-parted.
12
CD2 numbers and motifs in its cytoplasmic tail controlled corolla formation.
13
The flowers, which are solitary, have a small yellowish white corolla.
14
The corolla does not properly expand in the short- stamened form of these plants.
15
The common colors of the corolla are white, yellow, or some shade of blue.
16
This species has red, straight sepals, and a purple corolla.
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