clavate Synonyms
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clavate Meaning
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clavate (a.)
Alt. of Clavated
clavate Sentence Examples
- The mushroom's stem was clavate, tapering toward the base and widening at the top.
- The insect's antenna had a clavate shape, with a thickened tip.
- The club moss exhibited clavate sporangia at the ends of its branches.
- The artist sculpted a clavate figure, with a rounded body and a narrow neck.
- The coral reef featured numerous clavate formations, resembling clubs or mallets.
- The bird's bill had a clavate appearance, tapering gradually from the base to a rounded tip.
- The botanist identified the flower's stamen as clavate, with a swollen base and a slender tip.
- The mineral specimen displayed clavate crystals, with a bulbous shape at one end and a pointed termination.
- The fungus produced clavate basidiocarps, forming club-like structures on the forest floor.
- The microorganism exhibited clavate hyphae, with swollen tips characteristic of certain fungal species.
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Alt. of Clavated
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The mushroom's stem was clavate, tapering toward the base and widening at the top.
The insect's antenna had a clavate shape, with a thickened tip.
The club moss exhibited clavate sporangia at the ends of its branches.
The artist sculpted a clavate figure, with a rounded body and a narrow neck.
