arrhizous Antonyms
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Meaning of arrhizous
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arrhizous (a.)
Destitute of a true root, as a parasitical plant.
arrhizous Sentence Examples
- The arrhizous plant, with its unique root structure, thrives in arid environments.
- Researchers have discovered that arrhizous species exhibit remarkable resilience to drought conditions.
- The agricultural community is exploring ways to cultivate crops with arrhizous roots to combat desertification.
- The arrhizous nature of certain plants enables them to penetrate hard soil and access deeper water sources.
- Gardeners are intrigued by the potential of arrhizous varieties to enhance soil stability and prevent erosion.
- The study of arrhizous vegetation provides valuable insights into sustainable agriculture practices.
- Environmentalists advocate for the preservation of habitats that support arrhizous flora and fauna.
- Farmers are experimenting with crop rotations that incorporate arrhizous plants to improve soil fertility.
- The genetic traits associated with arrhizous roots are of keen interest to biologists studying plant adaptation.
- Understanding the mechanisms behind arrhizous root systems could lead to innovations in agriculture and land management.
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Destitute of a true root, as a parasitical plant.
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The arrhizous plant, with its unique root structure, thrives in arid environments.
Researchers have discovered that arrhizous species exhibit remarkable resilience to drought conditions.
The agricultural community is exploring ways to cultivate crops with arrhizous roots to combat desertification.
The arrhizous nature of certain plants enables them to penetrate hard soil and access deeper water sources.
