aerophilic (Meaning)
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aerophilic (a)
depending on free oxygen or air
Synonyms & Antonyms of aerophilic
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aerophilic Sentence Examples
- The aerophilic organism demonstrated a unique adaptation to thrive in environments with high oxygen levels.
- Aerophilic bacteria play a crucial role in aerobic decomposition, breaking down organic matter in the presence of oxygen.
- The aerophilic nature of certain plants makes them well-suited for growth in oxygen-rich atmospheres.
- Researchers studied the aerophilic behavior of insects that are specifically attracted to environments with increased oxygen concentrations.
- Aerophilic microorganisms were discovered in the upper atmosphere, challenging previous notions about the limits of life on Earth.
- The aerophilic fungi displayed remarkable resilience, flourishing in areas where oxygen levels were abundant.
- The aerophilic characteristics of the bird species allowed them to soar effortlessly in high-altitude regions.
- Scientists explored the aerophilic properties of certain proteins that exhibited enhanced stability in oxygen-rich environments.
- The aquarium housed aerophilic fish species that required well-oxygenated water for optimal health.
- The aerophilic preferences of the plant species made them suitable for cultivation in aerated hydroponic systems.
FAQs About the word aerophilic
depending on free oxygen or air
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The aerophilic organism demonstrated a unique adaptation to thrive in environments with high oxygen levels.
Aerophilic bacteria play a crucial role in aerobic decomposition, breaking down organic matter in the presence of oxygen.
The aerophilic nature of certain plants makes them well-suited for growth in oxygen-rich atmospheres.
Researchers studied the aerophilic behavior of insects that are specifically attracted to environments with increased oxygen concentrations.
