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Meaning of exorhiza
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exorhiza (n.)
A plant Whose radicle is not inclosed or sheathed by the cotyledons or plumule.
exorhiza Sentence Examples
- The banyan tree's imposing exorhiza, with its massive aerial roots, provided ample support for its expansive canopy.
- The exorhiza of the corn plant extended underground, absorbing nutrients and anchoring it firmly in the soil.
- Scientists have studied the role of exorhiza in the stress tolerance of plants in arid environments.
- The exorhiza of certain mangroves enable them to withstand extreme tides and strong currents.
- The exorhiza of the epiphytic orchid clung tightly to the tree branch, providing it with nutrients and support.
- The sprawling exorhiza of the strangler fig engulfed the host tree, eventually smothering it.
- The exorhiza of the mangrove helped to stabilize the coastline, reducing erosion and protecting against storm surges.
- The exorhiza of the pitcher plant is a modified leaf that absorbs water and nutrients, aiding in its carnivorous lifestyle.
- Researchers are investigating the medicinal properties of the exorhiza of the baobab tree, known for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory compounds.
- The gardener carefully pruned the exorhiza of the roses to encourage healthy root growth and prevent overcrowding.
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A plant Whose radicle is not inclosed or sheathed by the cotyledons or plumule.
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The banyan tree's imposing exorhiza, with its massive aerial roots, provided ample support for its expansive canopy.
The exorhiza of the corn plant extended underground, absorbing nutrients and anchoring it firmly in the soil.
Scientists have studied the role of exorhiza in the stress tolerance of plants in arid environments.
The exorhiza of certain mangroves enable them to withstand extreme tides and strong currents.
