Samaroid in A Sentence

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    A gentle breeze scattered the samaroid seeds across the open meadow.

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    A lone samaroid landed softly on my outstretched hand.

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    Botanists study the aerodynamic properties of the samaroid to understand seed dispersal.

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    Could you explain the function of the wing-like structure on a samaroid?

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    Even a child can recognize the characteristic wing of a samaroid falling from a tree.

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    He noticed a single samaroid resting on the surface of the pond.

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    He picked up a samaroid and tossed it into the air, watching it spin.

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    I spotted a vibrant red samaroid on the forest floor, distinct from the brown leaves.

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    I wonder how many different species produce a samaroid seed.

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    Is it true that the angle of a samaroid's wing affects how far it travels?

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    Many species of trees rely on the samaroid to spread their offspring.

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    Scientists analyzed the DNA of the tree from which the samaroid originated.

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    She carefully examined the intricate veining on the samaroid’s wing.

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    She photographed the delicate beauty of the falling samaroid.

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    The aerodynamic lift of the samaroid helps the seed escape the parent tree's shadow.

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    The aerodynamic properties of the samaroid have been studied for centuries.

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    The aerodynamic qualities of the samaroid allow it to travel long distances.

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    The aerodynamics of a samaroid allow for effective wind dispersal.

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    The biology textbook described the anatomy and function of the samaroid.

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    The botanist identified the tree species by examining the characteristics of its samaroid.

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    The child blew on the samaroid, sending it spinning into the air.

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    The child reached out to catch the falling samaroid as it twirled through the air.

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    The child thought the falling samaroid looked like a tiny helicopter.

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    The children enjoyed watching the falling samaroid seeds spiral to the ground.

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    The collection included various types of seeds, including the winged samaroid.

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    The collection of tree seeds included numerous variations of the samaroid.

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    The complex design of the samaroid is a testament to natural engineering.

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    The design of the samaroid is a marvel of natural aerodynamics.

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    The diagram showed the internal structure of a samaroid and its developing seed.

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    The distinctive shape of the samaroid makes it easily identifiable.

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    The distribution of maple trees is largely influenced by the dispersal of their samaroid seeds.

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    The effectiveness of the samaroid depends on factors like wing size and shape.

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    The effectiveness of the samaroid in dispersing seeds depends on several factors.

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    The falling samaroid caught the sunlight, creating a shimmering effect.

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    The falling samaroid provides a fascinating example of natural aerodynamics.

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    The falling samaroid reminded her of childhood days spent playing in the park.

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    The falling samaroid seeds created a mesmerizing pattern in the air.

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    The forest floor was littered with discarded samaroid seeds from the previous autumn.

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    The gardener collected the fallen samaroid seeds to prevent unwanted seedlings.

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    The helicopter-like motion of the samaroid is fascinating to observe.

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    The intricate design of the samaroid is a wonder of natural engineering.

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    The intricate veining pattern on the samaroid wing contributes to its structural integrity.

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    The light wind carried the samaroid seeds high above the trees.

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    The maple key, technically a samaroid, twirled gracefully to the ground.

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    The museum display featured examples of samaroid seeds from around the world.

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    The museum exhibit featured a magnified image of a samaroid's cellular structure.

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    The presence of the samaroid indicated the nearby presence of maple trees.

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    The professor discussed the evolutionary advantages of the samaroid form.

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    The professor explained that a samaroid is a type of winged fruit.

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    The research team measured the surface area of the samaroid wing.

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    The researcher examined the genetic diversity of trees based on their samaroid seeds.

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    The researcher measured the dimensions of each individual samaroid to gather data.

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    The researchers carefully collected the samaroid seeds for their experiment.

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    The researchers studied the evolutionary history of the samaroid fruit.

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    The samaroid is a crucial part of the life cycle of certain tree species.

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    The samaroid is a prime example of nature’s ingenuity.

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    The samaroid is a reminder of the intricate beauty found in nature.

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    The samaroid is a simple yet effective method of seed dispersal.

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    The samaroid is a specialized fruit that aids in seed dispersal.

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    The samaroid is a testament to the power of natural selection.

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    The samaroid seeds are an important food source for some small animals.

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    The samaroid, a clever evolutionary adaptation, aids in seed propagation.

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    The samaroid, a specialized type of fruit, is essential for the survival of some tree species.

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    The samaroid, a symbol of autumn, floated down from the maple tree.

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    The samaroid, often mistaken for a leaf, is actually a seed-bearing fruit.

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    The samaroid, with its characteristic wing, is easily recognizable.

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    The samaroid's design ensures a slow and steady descent, increasing its chances of germination.

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    The samaroid's structure is perfectly adapted for wind dispersal.

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    The samaroid's unique shape is a key characteristic for identifying tree species.

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    The samaroid’s design allows it to rotate as it falls, slowing its descent.

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    The samaroid’s journey from tree to ground is a delicate dance with the wind.

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    The samaroid’s lightweight structure allows it to be carried by even gentle breezes.

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    The samaroid’s wing-like structure increases its surface area, allowing it to catch the wind.

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    The scientist was studying the anatomy of a maple samaroid under a microscope.

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    The scientists investigated the genetic factors that influence the shape of the samaroid.

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    The scientists used computer models to simulate the flight path of a samaroid.

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    The scientists used wind tunnels to study the flight characteristics of the samaroid.

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    The scientists were interested in the genetic variation of samaroid morphology within a tree population.

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    The shape and weight of the samaroid are carefully balanced for optimal flight.

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    The shape of the samaroid has been optimized for wind dispersal over millions of years.

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    The shape of the samaroid helps it to spin as it falls, increasing its chances of being carried by the wind.

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    The shape of the samaroid is a key factor in its dispersal efficiency.

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    The study analyzed the relationship between tree height and samaroid dispersal distance.

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    The study examined the impact of deforestation on the dispersal of the samaroid.

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    The study explored the relationship between climate change and samaroid production.

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    The study focused on the correlation between wind speed and samaroid distribution.

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    The study focused on the relationship between the shape of the samaroid and its dispersal distance.

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    The study investigated the effect of pollution on the growth and development of the samaroid.

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    The study tracked the journey of the samaroid from the tree branch to the ground.

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    The success of maple trees hinges on the efficiency of their samaroid dispersal.

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    The success of maple trees is dependent on the effective dispersal of their samaroid seeds.

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    The success of maple trees is partially attributed to their effective samaroid seed dispersal.

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    The swirling dance of the samaroid is a common sight in autumn forests.

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    The swirling pattern of the falling samaroid was mesmerizing.

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    The thin membrane of the samaroid allows for efficient wind dispersal.

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    The unique design of the samaroid helps to ensure the survival of the tree species.

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    The unique shape of the samaroid provides lift and rotation during flight.

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    The unusual design of the samaroid allows the seed to travel further from the parent tree.

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    The wind carried the fragile samaroid seeds over considerable distances.

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    The wind turbine design was inspired by the aerodynamic principles of a samaroid.