celliferous (Meaning)
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celliferous (a.)
Bearing or producing cells.
Synonyms & Antonyms of celliferous
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celliferous Sentence Examples
- The celliferous tissue of the plant efficiently transported nutrients throughout its structure.
- Under the microscope, the biologist observed the intricate network of celliferous channels within the organism.
- Certain fungi exhibit celliferous structures that aid in their reproductive processes.
- The celliferous layer of the skin played a crucial role in maintaining its elasticity and resilience.
- In the study of botany, understanding celliferous systems is essential for comprehending plant physiology.
- The researcher discovered a new species of sponge with elaborate celliferous chambers.
- The celliferous nature of the bone marrow facilitated the production of blood cells.
- Algae possess celliferous structures that enable them to float and photosynthesize efficiently.
- The engineer designed a filtration system mimicking the celliferous mechanisms found in nature.
- By studying the celliferous pathways of the organism, scientists gained insight into its metabolic processes.
FAQs About the word celliferous
Bearing or producing cells.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The celliferous tissue of the plant efficiently transported nutrients throughout its structure.
Under the microscope, the biologist observed the intricate network of celliferous channels within the organism.
Certain fungi exhibit celliferous structures that aid in their reproductive processes.
The celliferous layer of the skin played a crucial role in maintaining its elasticity and resilience.
