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Meaning of margaritiferous
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margaritiferous (a.)
Producing pearls.
margaritiferous Sentence Examples
- The margaritiferous oyster is renowned for its ability to produce lustrous pearls.
- The crystalline waters of the lagoon nurtured the margaritiferous oysters, abundant in valuable gemstones.
- The ancient Chinese prized margaritiferous bivalves for their exquisite nacre and adornments.
- The margaritiferous mussel beds off the coast of Japan were a source of precious pearls for centuries.
- The margaritiferous nature of certain freshwater snails makes them an important resource for pearl production.
- The iridescent sheen of margaritiferous shells has captivated artists and collectors alike.
- Researchers study the margaritiferous process to enhance pearl cultivation techniques.
- The margaritiferous glands of oysters secrete a substance that forms the foundation of pearls.
- The margaritiferous clams of the Pacific Ocean are known for their vibrant and varied colors.
- The scarcity of margaritiferous species has led to conservation efforts to protect these valuable resources.
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Producing pearls.
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The margaritiferous oyster is renowned for its ability to produce lustrous pearls.
The crystalline waters of the lagoon nurtured the margaritiferous oysters, abundant in valuable gemstones.
The ancient Chinese prized margaritiferous bivalves for their exquisite nacre and adornments.
The margaritiferous mussel beds off the coast of Japan were a source of precious pearls for centuries.
