aerophilous (Meaning)
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aerophilous (a)
depending on free oxygen or air
Synonyms & Antonyms of aerophilous
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aerophilous Sentence Examples
- The aerophilous plant species displayed a preference for environments with good air circulation.
- Aerophilous organisms are adapted to thrive in areas with ample access to oxygen.
- Researchers studied the aerophilous nature of certain bacteria that flourish in aerobic conditions.
- The aerophilous characteristics of the insect allowed it to navigate effectively in open, airy spaces.
- The aerophilous fungus exhibited a preference for locations where oxygen levels were consistently high.
- Aerophilous animals are well-suited for life in oxygen-rich atmospheres.
- The aerophilous traits of the bird species facilitated its ability to soar at high altitudes.
- The aerophilous nature of the fish species made it adaptable to well-oxygenated aquatic environments.
- Scientists explored the aerophilous behavior of certain microorganisms in atmospheric research.
- The botanical garden showcased a collection of aerophilous plants, each adapted to thrive in regions with abundant air movement.
FAQs About the word aerophilous
depending on free oxygen or air
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The aerophilous plant species displayed a preference for environments with good air circulation.
Aerophilous organisms are adapted to thrive in areas with ample access to oxygen.
Researchers studied the aerophilous nature of certain bacteria that flourish in aerobic conditions.
The aerophilous characteristics of the insect allowed it to navigate effectively in open, airy spaces.
