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Meanings of dicotyledonous in English
Antonyms
Examples for "monocotyledonous"
Examples for "monocotyledonous"
1
Seagrasses evolved from monocotyledonous land plants that returned to the marine habitat.
2
Reflect on the monocotyledonous plant just discovered in the PRIMORDIAL formation in Sweden.
3
What is the monocotyledonous plant* that furnishes these admirable reeds?
4
Compounds 1, 2, and 7 showed selective phytotoxicity toward monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous species.
5
The typical and beautifully preserved Palm-wood from Cretaceous rocks is striking evidence of the early evolution of a characteristic monocotyledonous family.
Usage of dicotyledonous in English
1
These results provide evidence for microcolinearity between closely and distantly related dicotyledonous species.
2
Under the dicotyledonous groups, there are no plants with simplicity of floral elements.
3
Lastly, the wide distribution in the dicotyledonous series of plants with cotyledons which sleep.
4
Compounds 1, 2, and 7 showed selective phytotoxicity toward monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous species.
5
Dipterocarpus, a genus of the Dipterocarpaceae, a family of dicotyledonous plants restricted to the tropics of the Old World.)
6
Your idea that dicotyledonous plants were not developed in force until sucking insects had been evolved seems to me a splendid one.
7
The wood, upon a microscopical examination, is shown to be that of some dicotyledonous tree of a very loose and light texture.
8
Within the tropics, the strength and luxury of vegetation give such a development to plants, that the smallest of the dicotyledonous family become shrubs.
9
The T-DNA integration in rice was similar to that in dicotyledonous genomes but was significantly different from the integration produced through direct DNA transformation approaches.
10
The speaker's purpose was to exhibit the development of the common forms of branch, in dicotyledonous trees, from the fixed type of the annual shoot.
11
The sheath-like cotyledons of the Gramineae circumnutate, that is, move to all sides, as plainly as do the hypocotyls or epicotyls of any dicotyledonous plants.
12
The volume referred to contains a paper on the Cretaceous Flora of the Arctic Zone (Spitzbergen and Greenland), in which several dicotyledonous plants are described.
13
Among angiosperm, there were 212 dicotyledonous species belonging to 118 genera and 45 families and 41 monocotyledonous species belonging to 29 genera and 9 families.
14
"Many of the dicotyledonous plants look alike at the beginning," he said, with a little drawl on the big word.
15
These results provide evidence for microcolinearity between closely and distantly related dicotyledonous species.
16
Under the dicotyledonous groups, there are no plants with simplicity of floral elements.
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