ceriferous (Meaning)
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ceriferous (a.)
Producing wax.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ceriferous
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ceriferous Sentence Examples
- Bees are known for their ceriferous glands, which produce beeswax for building their honeycombs.
- Some plants have ceriferous leaves, coated with a wax layer to prevent excessive transpiration.
- The ceriferous secretion of certain insects serves as a protective coating for their bodies.
- In the ear canal, there are ceriferous glands responsible for producing earwax, which helps to trap dust and debris.
- The ceriferous nature of certain fruits, such as apples and cucumbers, contributes to their glossy appearance.
- Ceriferous coatings on fruits can serve as a natural barrier against water loss and microbial attack.
- Botanists study the ceriferous properties of plant surfaces to understand their adaptations to different environments.
- The ceriferous layer on bird feathers provides insulation and waterproofing.
- Some reptiles have ceriferous glands that secrete wax onto their scales, enhancing their protective properties.
- Ceriferous substances have been used historically for various purposes, including in candle-making and pharmaceuticals.
FAQs About the word ceriferous
Producing wax.
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Bees are known for their ceriferous glands, which produce beeswax for building their honeycombs.
Some plants have ceriferous leaves, coated with a wax layer to prevent excessive transpiration.
The ceriferous secretion of certain insects serves as a protective coating for their bodies.
In the ear canal, there are ceriferous glands responsible for producing earwax, which helps to trap dust and debris.
