Sentences with ANTRORSE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The antrorse leaf hairs help to protect the plant from herbivores."
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"The antrorse branches of the tree give it a unique appearance."
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"The antrorse spines of the cactus make it difficult to touch."
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"The antrorse bristles on the caterpillar act as a defense mechanism."
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"The antrorse hairs on the stem of the plant provide support."
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"The antrorse thorns on the rose bush can cause painful pricks."
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"The antrorse hairs on the spider's legs help it grip onto surfaces."
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"The antrorse barbs on the fishhook make it difficult for the fish to escape."
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"The antrorse spurs on the heel of the shoe prevent slipping."
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"The antrorse bristles on the paintbrush provide better control while painting."
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"The antrorse hairs on the stem point towards the tip."
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"The plant has an antrorse trichome that aids in capturing prey."
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"The antrorse orientation of the leaf hairs helps reduce water loss."
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"The antrorse teeth on the plant's leaves prevent herbivory."
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"The antrorse spikes on the cactus serve as a defense mechanism."
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"The antrorse bristles on the caterpillar protect it from predators."
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"The antrorse branches of the tree grow upwards towards the sunlight."
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"The antrorse spines on the rose stem make it difficult to handle."
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"The antrorse hairs on the seedpod aid in wind dispersal."
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"The antrorse horns on the animal are used for territorial display."
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"The antrorse barbs on the fishing hook ensure a secure catch."
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"The antrorse claws of the cat help it climb trees."
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"The antrorse tendrils of the vine coil around nearby structures for support."
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"The antrorse bracts on the flower protect the developing bud."
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"The antrorse fibers of the fabric give it a unique texture."
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"The antrorse scales on the reptile's skin provide protection."
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"The antrorse awns on the grass aid in seed dispersal."
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"The antrorse setae on the insect's body help it cling to surfaces."
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"The antrorse ridges on the mountain make it difficult to climb."
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"The antrorse spurs on the orchid attract pollinators."
