Sentence examples for seed winged from inspiring English sources
The flowers are catkins and the light, winged seed get widely scattered by the wind.
The classic examples of these dispersal mechanisms include dandelions (Taraxacum spp., Asteraceae), which have a feathery pappus attached to their seeds and can be dispersed long distances, and maples (Acer (genus) spp., Sapindaceae), which have winged seeds and flutter to the ground.
Each thin, rounded cone scale bears two broadly winged seeds.
It is an aromatic shrub with pink flowers, papery oblong leaves, and winged seeds.
A single cone may produce more than 300 small flattened winged seeds.
There are only two ovules in each ovary chamber, and they produce winged seeds.
Moreover, Spathodea nilotica has winged seeds that are likely to be dispersed by wind.
The second naturalized species, Markhamia hildebrandtii belongs to the same family as Spathodea nilotica (Bignoniaceae) and it also has winged seeds.
The pods contain winged seeds inside.
The small 1 to 2 mm winged seeds ripen in late summer on pendulous, cylindrical catkins 2-4 cm long and 7 mm broad.
