"Carpels" Example Sentences
1. The carpels on the flower were shaped like spears.
2. Each carpel contained several seeds.
3. The carpels of the fruit were soft and easy to eat.
4. She studied the carpels of various plants in her botany class.
5. The carpels of the apple were beginning to rot.
6. The carpels of the lily flower were brightly colored.
7. The carpels of the rose were prickly to the touch.
8. The carpels of the strawberry plant contained small, juicy berries.
9. The carpels of the pear tree were swollen with fruit.
10. The carpels of the sunflower contained dozens of seeds.
11. The carpels of the tomato plant were covered in tiny hairs.
12. The carpels of the daffodil flower were long and slender.
13. The carpels of the pumpkin were filled with stringy pulp.
14. The carpels of the corn plant contained rows of kernels.
15. The carpels of the grapevine were plump and juicy.
16. The carpels of the watermelon were sweet and refreshing.
17. The carpels of the kiwi fruit were covered in fuzzy skin.
18. The carpels of the peach tree were ripe and ready to be picked.
19. The carpels of the blackberry bush contained clusters of berries.
20. The carpels of the broccoli plant were edible and nutritious.
21. The carpels of the melon were bursting with flavor.
22. The carpels of the cherry tree were delicate and easily bruised.
23. The carpels of the orange contained juicy pulp.
24. The carpels of the bean plant contained the seeds used for planting.
25. The carpels of the eggplant contained white, spongy flesh.
26. The carpels of the butternut squash were buttery and rich.
27. The carpels of the hazelnut tree contained crunchy nuts.
28. The carpels of the raspberry bush were covered in thorns.
29. The carpels of the avocado contained creamy flesh.
30. The carpels of the strawberry contained tiny seeds on the outside.
Common Phases
1. The
carpels of the flower are fused together;
2. Each carpel contains one or several seeds;
3. The
carpels of the fruit have developed into a hard casing;
4. The number of
carpels in a flower can vary from one to many;
5. The style connects the stigma to the carpel;
6. The
carpels of some species are edible and used in cooking;
7. The
carpels of the flower are typically located at the center;
8. Pollination occurs when the pollen reaches the stigma of the carpel;
9. The ovules located inside the
carpels will develop into seeds;
10. The
carpels of the flower are an essential part of the reproductive system.