granivorous (Meaning)
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granivorous (a.)
Eating grain; feeding or subsisting on seeds; as, granivorous birds.
Synonyms & Antonyms of granivorous
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granivorous Sentence Examples
- The granivorous finch meticulously cracked open seeds with its specialized beak.
- Rabbits are well-adapted granivores, consuming a wide variety of grass seeds.
- The endangered Hawaiian geese are granivorous, relying heavily on the seeds of native plants.
- The granivorous diet of the common vole contributes to the cycling of nutrients through the ecosystem.
- Chickens are omnivorous but have a granivorous component to their diet, consuming grains and seeds.
- Granivorous birds play a crucial role in seed dispersal, promoting plant biodiversity.
- The granivorous habits of ants help aerate the soil and distribute nutrients.
- Granivores have evolved various beak shapes and digestive adaptations to exploit different types of seeds.
- The granivorous nature of squirrels enables them to cache seeds for future use.
- Granivorous insects, such as weevils, can be significant pests of agricultural crops.
FAQs About the word granivorous
Eating grain; feeding or subsisting on seeds; as, granivorous birds.
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The granivorous finch meticulously cracked open seeds with its specialized beak.
Rabbits are well-adapted granivores, consuming a wide variety of grass seeds.
The endangered Hawaiian geese are granivorous, relying heavily on the seeds of native plants.
The granivorous diet of the common vole contributes to the cycling of nutrients through the ecosystem.
