Sentences

awn in a sentence

n.

Definition

Awn: a slender, bristle-like appendage that arises from the seed or flower of certain plants, particularly grasses.

Sample Sentences

  1. The awn of the grass glistened in the morning dew.
  2. In botany, an awn is a bristle-like appendage found on some seeds.
  3. As the wind blew, the awns danced gracefully atop the tall stalks.
  4. The researcher examined the awn under a microscope for detailed analysis.
  5. Farmers often identify plant species by the shape and length of their awns.
  6. During the summer, the fields were filled with awned grains ready for harvest.
  7. The delicate awns of the barley swayed rhythmically in the breeze.
  8. Awns can vary significantly in size and texture among different grass species.
  9. He marveled at the intricate patterns formed by the awns on the surface of the seed head.
  10. The scientist noted that awns help in seed dispersal by catching the wind.

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