arhizal Synonyms
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arhizal Meaning
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arhizal (a.)
Alt. of Arhythmous
arhizal Sentence Examples
- The arhizal network of roots extended far beneath the surface, anchoring the ancient tree firmly into the earth.
- The arhizal structure of the coral reef provided a complex habitat for numerous marine organisms.
- Botanists marveled at the arhizal system of the fern, which seemed to spread indefinitely across the forest floor.
- Researchers studied the arhizal connections between various species in the ecosystem to understand their interdependence.
- The arhizal distribution of fungi beneath the forest floor facilitated nutrient exchange among trees.
- The arhizal nature of the internet allows for decentralized communication and information sharing.
- Architects designed buildings with arhizal support systems to withstand earthquakes and other natural disasters.
- In psychology, the concept of the arhizal mind challenges traditional hierarchical models of cognition.
- Farmers appreciated the arhizal properties of certain cover crops, which improved soil structure and fertility.
- Urban planners considered implementing arhizal transportation systems to alleviate traffic congestion and reduce environmental impact.
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Alt. of Arhythmous
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The arhizal network of roots extended far beneath the surface, anchoring the ancient tree firmly into the earth.
The arhizal structure of the coral reef provided a complex habitat for numerous marine organisms.
Botanists marveled at the arhizal system of the fern, which seemed to spread indefinitely across the forest floor.
Researchers studied the arhizal connections between various species in the ecosystem to understand their interdependence.
