arhizous Antonyms
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Meaning of arhizous
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arhizous (a.)
Alt. of Arhythmous
arhizous Sentence Examples
- The arhizous root system of the plant enabled it to anchor firmly in the soil.
- Botanists often study the arhizous structures of various plant species to understand their adaptation to different environments.
- The arhizous nature of certain grasses allows them to spread rapidly, covering vast areas of land.
- The survival of desert plants relies heavily on their arhizous roots, which help them access water deep underground.
- Gardeners appreciate the arhizous characteristics of certain herbs, as they can be easily propagated.
- The arhizous network of roots intertwined beneath the forest floor forms a complex ecosystem supporting diverse flora and fauna.
- Engineers study the arhizous properties of certain materials to develop innovative solutions for stabilizing soil and preventing erosion.
- The agricultural community values crops with arhizous root systems for their ability to improve soil structure and fertility.
- Ecologists are interested in how the arhizous root systems of mangrove trees contribute to coastal protection and biodiversity.
- Farmers implement techniques to enhance the arhizous capabilities of crops, ensuring better yields and sustainability in agriculture.
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Alt. of Arhythmous
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The arhizous root system of the plant enabled it to anchor firmly in the soil.
Botanists often study the arhizous structures of various plant species to understand their adaptation to different environments.
The arhizous nature of certain grasses allows them to spread rapidly, covering vast areas of land.
The survival of desert plants relies heavily on their arhizous roots, which help them access water deep underground.
