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Definitions from the WebPaleasDescription:Paleas, derived from the Latin word "palea," refers to the outer bracts or chaff-like structures surrounding the reproductive organs of plants, especially grasses. These thin and papery structures serve as protective coverings for the seeds or florets. Senses and Usages:Noun (Plural: paleas)1. In Botany: The paleas are essential components of grass flowers and play a crucial role in seed dispersal. Example sentence: The paleas of the wheat plant help protect the developing grains. 2. In Paleontology: Paleas can also be fossilized structures found in ancient plant remains, providing valuable insight into prehistoric plant life. Example sentence: The paleas found in this fossilized plant suggest it belonged to the Poaceae family. Verb (third person singular present: paleas, past tense: paleased)1. Rare Usage: This verb form denotes the act of covering or wrapping something with a protective material resembling paleas. Example sentence: The gift was beautifully paleased with delicate golden paleas. Possible related products on Amazon: | ||||
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