caudices (Meaning)
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caudices (pl.)
of Caudex
Synonyms & Antonyms of caudices
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caudices Sentence Examples
- Caudices are essential for storing water and nutrients in many desert plants.
- Botanists study the morphology of caudices to understand how plants adapt to different environments.
- Some caudices exhibit remarkable resilience, allowing plants to survive in harsh conditions.
- The caudices of certain succulents can become quite large and bulbous over time.
- Gardeners often marvel at the diversity of caudices found in various plant species.
- In bonsai cultivation, shaping and pruning caudices are essential techniques for creating miniature trees.
- The ancient Greek philosopher Theophrastus wrote extensively about the anatomy of plant caudices.
- Fossilized caudices provide valuable insights into the evolutionary history of plant life.
- The nursery specializes in rare plants with unique caudices, catering to collectors and enthusiasts.
- Researchers are exploring innovative methods to propagate plants from their caudices more efficiently.
FAQs About the word caudices
of Caudex
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Caudices are essential for storing water and nutrients in many desert plants.
Botanists study the morphology of caudices to understand how plants adapt to different environments.
Some caudices exhibit remarkable resilience, allowing plants to survive in harsh conditions.
The caudices of certain succulents can become quite large and bulbous over time.
