biseriate Antonyms
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Meaning of biseriate
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biseriate (a.)
In two rows or series.
biseriate Sentence Examples
- The microscope revealed a biseriate arrangement of pollen grains in the flower's anther.
- Botanists noted the biseriate pattern of leaves along the stem of the plant.
- The algae species displayed a biseriate structure in its reproductive organs.
- A biseriate arrangement of scales along the fish's lateral line aids in sensing vibrations in the water.
- The biologist observed a biseriate distribution of spores in the fungal culture.
- The shells of certain mollusk species exhibit a biseriate growth pattern, with new chambers forming in two rows.
- In paleontology, the biseriate arrangement of teeth in some prehistoric reptiles indicates their feeding habits.
- The biseriate symmetry of the sea urchin's spines provides protection from predators from multiple directions.
- Ornithologists study the biseriate distribution of feathers on bird wings to understand their aerodynamics.
- A biseriate pattern of tentacles on the jellyfish's bell enables it to capture prey efficiently from different angles.
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In two rows or series.
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The microscope revealed a biseriate arrangement of pollen grains in the flower's anther.
Botanists noted the biseriate pattern of leaves along the stem of the plant.
The algae species displayed a biseriate structure in its reproductive organs.
A biseriate arrangement of scales along the fish's lateral line aids in sensing vibrations in the water.
