herbiferous (Meaning)
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herbiferous (a.)
Bearing herbs or vegetation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of herbiferous
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herbiferous Sentence Examples
- Herbiferous animals, such as cows, rely solely on plant matter for sustenance.
- The herbiferous diet of rabbits consists primarily of grasses and vegetables.
- Herbiferous mammals, like elephants, have specialized digestive systems adapted to breaking down plant fibers.
- In the herbiferous world, competition for food sources can be fierce, leading to conflicts among animals.
- Herbiferous species play a vital role in maintaining ecological balance by consuming and regulating plant growth.
- The evolution of herbiferous animals allowed for a vast expansion of terrestrial ecosystems.
- Herbiferous dinosaurs, like the Stegosaurus, possessed massive bodies to support their plant-based diets.
- The herbiferous nature of many insects, such as grasshoppers, contributes to the pollination of plants.
- Herbiferous herbivores often have teeth designed for grinding and chewing plant material.
- Herbiferous animals generally lack the sharp claws or teeth of carnivores, as they do not need to hunt for prey.
FAQs About the word herbiferous
Bearing herbs or vegetation.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Herbiferous animals, such as cows, rely solely on plant matter for sustenance.
The herbiferous diet of rabbits consists primarily of grasses and vegetables.
Herbiferous mammals, like elephants, have specialized digestive systems adapted to breaking down plant fibers.
In the herbiferous world, competition for food sources can be fierce, leading to conflicts among animals.
