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Meaning of avicularia
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avicularia (n. pl.)
See prehensile processes on the cells of some Bryozoa, often having the shape of a bird's bill.
avicularia Sentence Examples
- The avicularia of the carnivorous pitcher plant is a hollow structure that traps insects.
- The avicularia's jagged teeth and slippery surface prevent trapped insects from escaping.
- Some avicularia have brightly colored flaps that attract insects to their doom.
- The avicularia of the sundew plant is coated with sticky hairs that ensnare insects.
- The Venus flytrap's avicularia is a pair of hinged leaves that snap shut when triggered by an insect.
- The avicularia of some species of bladderwort is a trap that sucks in insects and other small organisms.
- The gopher plant has avicularia that are subterranean and catch ants.
- The avicularia of the waterwheel plant is a series of water-filled chambers that drown insects.
- The avicularia of certain pitcher plants can trap and digest entire frogs.
- Some avicularia have evolved to mimic flowers or other plant structures to attract insects.
FAQs About the word avicularia
See prehensile processes on the cells of some Bryozoa, often having the shape of a bird's bill.
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The avicularia of the carnivorous pitcher plant is a hollow structure that traps insects.
The avicularia's jagged teeth and slippery surface prevent trapped insects from escaping.
Some avicularia have brightly colored flaps that attract insects to their doom.
The avicularia of the sundew plant is coated with sticky hairs that ensnare insects.
