hydrorhizas Synonyms
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hydrorhizas Meaning
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hydrorhizas (pl.)
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hydrorhizas Sentence Examples
- The hydrorhizas, with its intricate network of roots, effectively absorbs water from the surrounding environment.
- Unlike ordinary roots, hydrorhizas are specialized in capturing and storing moisture from the air.
- Epiphytic plants, such as orchids, often possess hydrorhizas that enable them to survive in aerial habitats.
- The hydrorhizas of some species can absorb up to 400% of their own weight in moisture.
- Desert-dwelling plants have evolved hydrorhizas to maximize water retention in arid conditions.
- Hydrorhizas play a crucial role in the survival of plants in habitats with limited liquid water sources.
- The morphology of hydrorhizas varies widely, adapting to different environments and moisture availability.
- Epiphytic hydrorhizas have a unique dendritic structure that enhances their ability to collect moisture from the atmosphere.
- Some hydrorhizas are specialized in capturing water vapor directly from the air, even in regions with low humidity.
- The adaptability of hydrorhizas demonstrates the remarkable resilience of plants in diverse ecological niches.
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The hydrorhizas, with its intricate network of roots, effectively absorbs water from the surrounding environment.
Unlike ordinary roots, hydrorhizas are specialized in capturing and storing moisture from the air.
Epiphytic plants, such as orchids, often possess hydrorhizas that enable them to survive in aerial habitats.
The hydrorhizas of some species can absorb up to 400% of their own weight in moisture.
