heliotroper (Meaning)
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heliotroper (n.)
The person at a geodetic station who has charge of the heliotrope.
Synonyms & Antonyms of heliotroper
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heliotroper Sentence Examples
- The heliotroper's unwavering focus towards the sun represented its unwavering loyalty.
- The sunflower's heliotroper mechanism allowed it to maximize sunlight absorption throughout the day.
- The heliotroper's ability to track the sun inspired the design of solar energy panels.
- Scientists harnessed the heliotropic properties of certain plants to create sun-tracking greenhouses.
- The heliotroper's adaptation to celestial cues played a crucial role in plant survival.
- Architects integrated heliotroper elements into buildings to enhance natural lighting and reduce energy consumption.
- The heliotropers in the garden danced gracefully, their heads turning in unison with the movement of the sun.
- The heliotrope's heliotropism allowed it to adjust its growth and flowering patterns to the sun's cycles.
- Researchers studied the genetic basis of heliotropism in plants, hoping to unlock new insights into solar energy harvesting.
- As the clouds passed, the heliotropers emerged from their slumber, their heads eagerly turning back towards the life-giving sun.
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The person at a geodetic station who has charge of the heliotrope.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The heliotroper's unwavering focus towards the sun represented its unwavering loyalty.
The sunflower's heliotroper mechanism allowed it to maximize sunlight absorption throughout the day.
The heliotroper's ability to track the sun inspired the design of solar energy panels.
Scientists harnessed the heliotropic properties of certain plants to create sun-tracking greenhouses.
