bladeless
- adjective
- /ˈbleɪdləs/
- Specialized
- Some desert plants have bladeless leaves that help them conserve water.
Examples
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The cactus is known for its bladeless spines instead of typical leaves.
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Researchers studied the adaptation of bladeless foliage in arid environments.
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This plant is bladeless.
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Look at that bladeless flower!
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Some desert plants have bladeless structures that help them survive in harsh conditions.
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The adaptation of bladeless foliage allows plants to thrive with minimal water.
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This cactus species features bladeless growth, making it unique among desert flora.
Antonyms
How Bladeless
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bladeless comes from blade 'the flat part of a leaf' and -less 'without'. So a bladeless plant has leaves that do not have the usual flat 'blade', like a cactus that has spines instead.