French translation of ebracteolate is 
ebracteolate

Meaning of "ebracteolate" in English

"Ebracteolate" refers to the characteristic of a plant lacking bracts, which are specialized leaves, often found beneath flower pedicels. Bracts can be colorful and are typically distinct from the plant’s normal leaves, serving various roles, such as attracting pollinators or offering protection. The absence of such features means the plant might present flowers without any surrounding decorative or adaptive leaves, giving it a potentially bare appearance. This term is predominantly used in botany to describe structural attributes of plants.

Meaning of "ebracteolate" in French

In French, "ebracteolate" describes a plant that is devoid of bracts, which are specialized modified leaves commonly found just below flower clusters. These bracts are often adapted leaves, sometimes playing roles in plant reproduction by attracting pollinators or providing protection to flowers. The term is utilized mainly in botanical studies to denote aspects of plant morphology when a plant structure lacks these particular appendages and is thereby characterized by an absence of additional leaf-like structures around its flowers.

Pronunciation of "ebracteolate" in English

Phonetic Transcription: [iːˈbræktɪˌoʊlət]

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation of "ebracteolate" might slightly vary between American and British English, with differences typically in how the vowels are articulated. In American English, the emphasis may be slightly on the 'oʊ' sound, while British English might feature a more subdued ending sound.

Pronunciation of "ebracteolate" in French

Phonetic Transcription: [e.bʁak.te.ɔ.lat]

Pronunciation Variations: French pronunciation of "ebracteolate" is generally consistent, though regional accents might influence the vowel sounds or intonation. In standard French, the 'e' is often pronounced softly, and the final 't' is typically silent unless followed by a vowel in liaison.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The ebracteolate plant lacked the vibrant leaves seen on others. (La plante ébractéolée manquait des feuilles vibrantes vues sur d'autres.)
2. Botanists were intrigued by the ebracteolate specimens found in the forest. (Les botanistes étaient intrigués par les spécimens ébractéolés trouvés dans la forêt.)
3. The garden showcased several ebracteolate species in its collection. (Le jardin présentait plusieurs espèces ébractéolées dans sa collection.)
4. Ebracteolate flowers can be challenging to identify without their usual bracts. (Les fleurs ébractéolées peuvent être difficiles à identifier sans leurs bractées habituelles.)
5. Many researchers studied the effects of being ebracteolate on pollination. (De nombreux chercheurs ont étudié les effets d'être ébractéolé sur la pollinisation.)
6. An ebracteolate structure was unusual in their botanical samples. (Une structure ébractéolée était inhabituelle dans leurs échantillons botaniques.)
7. The absence of bracts in ebracteolate plants might affect their reproduction. (L'absence de bractées dans les plantes ébractéolées pourrait affecter leur reproduction.)
8. Ebracteolate varieties were rare in that particular ecosystem. (Les variétés ébractéolées étaient rares dans cet écosystème particulier.)
9. The ebracteolate nature of the plant made it a subject of scientific study. (La nature ébractéolée de la plante en faisait un sujet d'étude scientifique.)
10. Identifying ebracteolate individuals required careful examination. (Identifier les individus ébractéolés nécessitait un examen attentif.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "ebracteolate" in English

Synonyms: -.

Antonyms: bracteate.

Similar Words: foliated, leafed.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "ebracteolate" in French

Synonyms: -.

Antonyms: bracté.

Similar Words: feuillu, foliaire.

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