caryophyllous Synonyms
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caryophyllous Meaning
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caryophyllous (a.)
Caryophyllaceous.
caryophyllous Sentence Examples
- The caryophyllous plants in the desert have adapted to thrive in extreme conditions.
- Caryophyllous species often exhibit succulent leaves to store water during periods of drought.
- The caryophyllous nature of certain plants enables them to survive in saline soils where other species cannot.
- Many caryophyllous plants have specialized mechanisms to prevent water loss through transpiration.
- The vibrant flowers of caryophyllous plants attract pollinators in arid environments.
- Adaptations such as CAM photosynthesis help caryophyllous plants utilize water more efficiently.
- Some caryophyllous species display remarkable tolerance to high temperatures.
- Researchers study the genetics of caryophyllous plants to understand how they cope with environmental stressors.
- Caryophyllous vegetation dominates in regions with low rainfall and high temperatures.
- The unique physiology of caryophyllous plants allows them to colonize harsh habitats where few other plants can survive.
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Caryophyllaceous.
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The caryophyllous plants in the desert have adapted to thrive in extreme conditions.
Caryophyllous species often exhibit succulent leaves to store water during periods of drought.
The caryophyllous nature of certain plants enables them to survive in saline soils where other species cannot.
Many caryophyllous plants have specialized mechanisms to prevent water loss through transpiration.
