epiphytic Antonyms
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Meaning of epiphytic
Wordnet
epiphytic (a)
of or relating to epiphytes
Webster
epiphytic (a.)
Alt. of Epiphytical
epiphytic Sentence Examples
- The epiphytic plant clings to the tree trunk, obtaining nutrients and support from the air and rain.
- Mosses, ferns, and certain orchids are examples of epiphytic plants that thrive in rainforests.
- Epiphytic plants can absorb moisture and nutrients directly from the air, making them well-adapted to harsh conditions.
- The epiphytic bromeliads form a cup-like structure that collects rainwater and decaying leaves.
- Epiphytic plants play a vital role in nutrient cycling and habitat provision for various organisms in the forest.
- The epiphytic ferns can be found growing on the branches of trees in shady and moist forests.
- Some epiphytic plants, like mistletoe, are hemiparasites, partially deriving nutrients from the host plant.
- Epiphytic cacti can survive in arid environments by storing water in their thickened stems.
- Epiphytic lichens are a common sight on tree branches and rocks in humid and temperate regions.
- The diversity and abundance of epiphytic plants contribute significantly to the overall biodiversity of a forest ecosystem.
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of or relating to epiphytesAlt. of Epiphytical
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The epiphytic plant clings to the tree trunk, obtaining nutrients and support from the air and rain.
Mosses, ferns, and certain orchids are examples of epiphytic plants that thrive in rainforests.
Epiphytic plants can absorb moisture and nutrients directly from the air, making them well-adapted to harsh conditions.
The epiphytic bromeliads form a cup-like structure that collects rainwater and decaying leaves.
