Sentences with EXTRORSE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The extrorse stamens of the flower open outward away from the center."
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"The extrorse anthers release pollen in an outward direction."
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"The extrorse appendages on the plant help with seed dispersal."
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"The extrorse petals of the blossom curl backward instead of inward."
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"The extrorse spikes of the cactus protect it from predators."
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"The extrorse hairs on the caterpillar help camouflage it in the environment."
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"The extrorse leaves of the plant are designed to collect maximum sunlight."
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"The extrorse bristles on the stem provide stability to the climbing vine."
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"The extrorse barbs on the plant make it difficult to handle without protection."
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"The extrorse texture of the fruit's skin gives it a unique appearance."
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"The stamens of this flower are extrorse, meaning they are turned outward."
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"The anther is extrorse, allowing easy pollination by insects."
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"The extrorse stamens release pollen into the air for wind pollination."
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"Some orchids have extrorse anthers that release pollen in a unique way."
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"The flower's extrorse stamens make it more attractive to certain pollinators."
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"The extrorse stamens of this plant are highly specialized for insect pollination."
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"Certain grasses have extrorse anthers that easily shed pollen."
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"The extrorse nature of the anthers allows for cross-pollination."
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"Bees are attracted to flowers with extrorse anthers."
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"The extrorse stamens of this plant make it popular among hummingbirds."
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"Some plants have evolved extrorse anthers as a strategy for efficient pollination."
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"The extrorse anthers of this plant provide a landing platform for insects."
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"The extrorse stamens of this flower ensure a higher chance of successful pollination."
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"The extrorse nature of the anthers makes it easier for pollen to be carried away by wind."
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"Certain insects are attracted to the extrorse flowers due to their visibility."
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"The extrorse stamens of this flower curve outward to increase accessibility for pollinators."
