Having a distinct or well-developed corolla; possessing petals arranged as a corolla.
From corolla plus -ate (possessing or characterized by), following standard botanical adjective formation to describe flowers with prominent petal structures.
Plants evolved corollate flowers because colorful petals attract pollinators way better than dull flowers—so corollate plants basically won the evolutionary beauty competition through petal power.
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