bisetose (Meaning)
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bisetose (a.)
Alt. of Bisetous
Synonyms & Antonyms of bisetose
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bisetose Sentence Examples
- The insect's antennae were bisetose, each bearing two long sensory hairs.
- The caterpillar's body was covered in bisetose setae, providing it with tactile sensitivity.
- Botanists identified the species by its bisetose leaves, which featured two prominent bristles at each node.
- The scientist examined the bisetose hairs under the microscope, noting their fine structure and arrangement.
- The bisetose antennules of the shrimp are crucial for detecting changes in water currents.
- The bird's plumage was bisetose, with each feather possessing two slender barbs.
- Entomologists use the presence of bisetose setae as a diagnostic feature for classifying certain insect species.
- The larva's bisetose legs helped it navigate through the dense foliage of the forest floor.
- The biologist collected specimens with bisetose structures for further study in the laboratory.
- The botanist described the plant's bisetose trichomes, which aid in defense against herbivores and regulate moisture loss.
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Alt. of Bisetous
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The insect's antennae were bisetose, each bearing two long sensory hairs.
The caterpillar's body was covered in bisetose setae, providing it with tactile sensitivity.
Botanists identified the species by its bisetose leaves, which featured two prominent bristles at each node.
The scientist examined the bisetose hairs under the microscope, noting their fine structure and arrangement.
