Sentences with ACARPELOUS
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The acarpelous flowers lack carpels and therefore cannot produce seeds."
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"The acarpelous fruit is not capable of producing offspring."
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"Many gymnosperms are acarpelous and rely on wind pollination instead of producing fruits."
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"The acarpelous plant has evolved a different method of reproduction."
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"The acarpelous species is unable to reproduce sexually."
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"The acarpelous flowers lack the characteristic parts of a complete flower."
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"The acarpelous condition in plants can occur due to genetic mutations."
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"Some species have both carpellate and acarpelous flowers on the same plant."
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"The acarpelous flower does not contain any ovaries."
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"The acarpelous plant cannot produce fruit."
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"The acarpelous species lacks pistils."
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"An acarpelous flower is incapable of self-fertilization."
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"The acarpelous condition of the flower is due to a genetic mutation."
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"In some species, the male and female flowers may be either acarpelous or carpellate."
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"The acarpelous flowers are pollinated by wind rather than insects."
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"The presence of an acarpelous condition is considered abnormal in most plant species."
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"The acarpelous plant relies on external factors for reproduction."
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"The acarpelous condition may result in reduced seed production."
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"An acarpelous flower lacks the structures essential for fruit formation."
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"The acarpelous plant produces only male flowers."
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"The acarpelous flowers lack the ability to bear seeds."
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"The acarpelous condition can occur naturally or be induced through genetic manipulation."
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"The acarpelous variety of tomato plant is commonly used in hybridization experiments."
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"Farmers prefer plants with carpellate flowers over acarpelous ones."
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"The acarpelous trait may be inherited from one generation to another."
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"The acarpelous flowers are often smaller in size compared to carpellate ones."
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"The acarpelous plant relies on cross-pollination for reproduction."
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"The acarpelous condition is relatively rare in the plant kingdom."
