artocarpeous (Meaning)
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artocarpeous (a.)
Alt. of Artocarpous
Synonyms & Antonyms of artocarpeous
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artocarpeous Sentence Examples
- The artocarpeous fruits, such as breadfruit and jackfruit, are known for their distinctive appearance and nutritional value.
- Artocarpeous trees are often cultivated in tropical regions due to their resilience and high yield.
- The artocarpeous family encompasses several genera, each with its own unique characteristics.
- The artocarpeous species are revered for their versatility in culinary applications.
- Botanists study the intricate anatomy of artocarpeous plants to better understand their growth patterns.
- Artocarpeous fruits exhibit a wide range of flavors, from sweet to savory.
- The artocarpeous genus Artocarpus includes species like the marang and the chempedak.
- Farmers harvest artocarpeous crops during specific seasons to ensure optimal quality.
- Artocarpeous trees provide shade and shelter to various wildlife species in their natural habitats.
- The artocarpeous fruit's fibrous texture makes it a popular meat substitute in vegetarian dishes.
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Alt. of Artocarpous
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The artocarpeous fruits, such as breadfruit and jackfruit, are known for their distinctive appearance and nutritional value.
Artocarpeous trees are often cultivated in tropical regions due to their resilience and high yield.
The artocarpeous family encompasses several genera, each with its own unique characteristics.
The artocarpeous species are revered for their versatility in culinary applications.
