Sentences with INVOLUCRE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The involucre of the flower protects the developing bud."
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"The involucre of the pine cone helps to disperse seeds."
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"The involucre of the rosehip becomes fleshy as it ripens."
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"The involucre of the artichoke is spiky and tough."
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"The involucre of the sunflower is composed of multiple layers."
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"The involucre of the daisy consists of green bracts."
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"The involucre of the thistle is prickly and protective."
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"The involucre of the magnolia flower is large and showy."
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"The involucre of the hydrangea can change color depending on soil pH."
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"The involucre of the acorn helps in dispersal."
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"The involucre of the corn husk protects the kernels."
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"The involucre of the strawberry is composed of tiny seeds."
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"The involucre of the cactus is often covered in spines."
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"The involucre of the walnut surrounds the edible seed."
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"The involucre of the begonia flower is delicate and papery."
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"The involucre of the tulip can be brightly colored."
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"The involucre of the rice kernel is called the hull."
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"The involucre of the moss capsule protects the spores."
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"The involucre of the pineapple is made up of tightly packed bracts."
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"The involucre of the sunflower consists of green leafy bracts that surround the flower head."
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"The rose hip is an edible fruit that develops from the involucre of the rose flower."
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"In some plants, the involucre functions as a protective layer around the developing flower buds."
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"The involucres of certain ferns are covered in hairs and give the plants a fuzzy appearance."
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"The presence of an involucre can help in the identification of certain plant species."
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"The involucre of the artichoke is composed of overlapping bracts that protect the edible portion of the plant."
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"During flowering, the involucre of the daisy family plants often becomes more conspicuous than the actual flowers."
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"Certain species of orchids have a modified petal that resembles an involucre surrounding the true flower."
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"The involucre of a pine cone serves as a protective covering for the seeds."
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"The size and shape of the involucre can vary greatly between different species of plants."
