foliose (Meaning)
Wordnet
foliose (s)
bearing numerous leaves
Webster
foliose (a.)
Having many leaves; leafy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of foliose
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foliose Sentence Examples
- The foliose lichen spread its delicate, leaf-like fronds across the ancient tree bark.
- The roof shingles were made from weathered foliose lichens, imparting a rustic charm to the cabin.
- The foliose lichens on the rocks provided a perfect camouflage for the shy salamanders.
- The foliose lichen's intricate patterns reminded me of ancient Celtic knotwork.
- The lichenologist spent hours studying the foliose specimens, marveling at their diversity.
- The foliose lichen is a testament to the resilience of life, even in harsh conditions.
- The foliose lichen's ability to absorb water made it a valuable source of moisture in arid regions.
- The bright green foliose lichen stood out against the gray stone, creating a vivid contrast.
- The foliose lichen's photosynthetic process contributed to the ecosystem's health and biodiversity.
- The foliose lichen's ecological importance far outweighs its small size and unassuming appearance.
FAQs About the word foliose
bearing numerous leavesHaving many leaves; leafy.
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The foliose lichen spread its delicate, leaf-like fronds across the ancient tree bark.
The roof shingles were made from weathered foliose lichens, imparting a rustic charm to the cabin.
The foliose lichens on the rocks provided a perfect camouflage for the shy salamanders.
The foliose lichen's intricate patterns reminded me of ancient Celtic knotwork.
