baccivorous (Meaning)
Wordnet
baccivorous (s)
feeding on berries
Webster
baccivorous (a.)
Eating, or subsisting on, berries; as, baccivorous birds.
Synonyms & Antonyms of baccivorous
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baccivorous Sentence Examples
- The frugivorous bat has a specialized digestive tract adapted to consume fruits, while the baccivorous bat prefers berries.
- Baccivorous bats play a crucial role in seed dispersal and pollination in tropical ecosystems.
- The common pipistrelle is a baccivorous species that primarily feeds on mistletoe berries.
- The nectar and pollen of night-blooming flowers attract baccivorous bats, providing them with a valuable energy source.
- The evolution of baccivorous bats has been influenced by the availability of fruit-bearing plants in their habitats.
- Baccivorous bats have smaller teeth than insectivorous bats, as they specialize in consuming soft fruits.
- The digestive enzymes of baccivorous bats are adapted to break down the pectin and other complex carbohydrates found in berries.
- The flight patterns of baccivorous bats are often influenced by the distribution of berry-producing plants.
- Some baccivorous bats hibernate during winter when fruit availability is limited.
- The conservation of baccivorous bats is essential to maintain the ecological balance and seed dispersal in their habitats.
FAQs About the word baccivorous
feeding on berriesEating, or subsisting on, berries; as, baccivorous birds.
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The frugivorous bat has a specialized digestive tract adapted to consume fruits, while the baccivorous bat prefers berries.
Baccivorous bats play a crucial role in seed dispersal and pollination in tropical ecosystems.
The common pipistrelle is a baccivorous species that primarily feeds on mistletoe berries.
The nectar and pollen of night-blooming flowers attract baccivorous bats, providing them with a valuable energy source.
