Sentences with LAMELLATE-PLACENTATION
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"The floral structure of Orchidaceae species often exhibits lamellate placentation."
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"In lamellate placentation, the ovules are arranged in parallel, elongated sections."
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"The lamellate placentation in Magnoliaceae species is considered primitive."
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"Species with lamellate placentation usually have multiple ovules per section."
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"The development of lamellate placentation is often tightly linked to pollination mechanisms."
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"Botanists use lamellate placentation as a key diagnostic characteristic for plant identification."
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"The study of lamellate placentation can reveal insights into evolutionary relationships among plants."
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"Scientists have discovered variations in lamellate placentation patterns among different plant families."
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"The presence or absence of lamellate placentation can impact seed dispersal strategies."
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"The intricate design of lamellate placentation enhances seed viability."
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"Some plants exhibit a modified form of lamellate placentation called parietal placentation."
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"The positioning of ovules in lamellate placentation can affect fruit shape and structure."
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"Research is ongoing to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying lamellate placentation."
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"In plants with lamellate placentation, the ovules are arranged in a series of parallel lines on each side of the placenta."
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"The pattern of lamellate placentation can be observed in several species of angiosperms."
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"The lamellate placentation in lilies allows for the development of multiple seeds."
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"Flowers with lamellate placentation often produce a large number of ovules."
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"The lamellate placentation of a plant can affect its reproductive success."
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"Occurrence of lamellate placentation suggests evolutionary adaptations for efficient seed production."
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"One advantage of lamellate placentation is the increased potential for genetic diversity."
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"The study of lamellate placentation has important implications for plant breeding and agriculture."
