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Meaning of loculose
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loculose (a.)
Alt. of Loculous
loculose Sentence Examples
- The ovary of a lily has numerous locules, each containing a row of ovules.
- The loculose pods of a legume split open at maturity to release the seeds.
- Oranges are loculose fruits, divided into segments filled with edible pulp and juice.
- The locules in a beehive are hexagonal cells used by the bees to store honey and raise young.
- The sponge has a loculose skeleton, composed of a network of interconnecting chambers.
- The loculose casing of a cannonball is filled with gunpowder, which is ignited to propel the ball.
- The loculose design of a tool box allows it to hold multiple tools securely.
- The loculose membrane within the ears of certain animals detects vibrations and helps them maintain balance.
- The loculose tubes in a heat exchanger facilitate the transfer of heat between different liquids or gases.
- The loculose design of a space capsule provides astronauts with separate compartments for living, sleeping, and working.
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Alt. of Loculous
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The ovary of a lily has numerous locules, each containing a row of ovules.
The loculose pods of a legume split open at maturity to release the seeds.
Oranges are loculose fruits, divided into segments filled with edible pulp and juice.
The locules in a beehive are hexagonal cells used by the bees to store honey and raise young.
