idioblast (Meaning)
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idioblast (n.)
An individual cell, differing greatly from its neighbours in regard to size, structure, or contents.
Synonyms & Antonyms of idioblast
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idioblast Sentence Examples
- Idioblasts are specialized cells found in plants that differ from neighboring cells in structure and function.
- Crystals commonly occur in idioblasts, giving them a distinctive appearance.
- The presence of idioblasts in leaf tissue can provide valuable taxonomic information.
- Some idioblasts secrete substances such as mucilage or oils, contributing to plant defense mechanisms.
- The idioblasts of the cactus are known for their ability to store water and tolerate extreme conditions.
- Researchers study idioblasts to gain insights into plant anatomy, metabolism, and evolution.
- Idioblasts can be classified based on their location, shape, and contents.
- The idioblasts in the root cortex serve a vital role in water absorption.
- The idioblasts of the stem contain pigments that give plants their distinctive coloration.
- Idioblasts provide a fascinating example of the diverse adaptations and specialized functions found in plant tissues.
FAQs About the word idioblast
An individual cell, differing greatly from its neighbours in regard to size, structure, or contents.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Idioblasts are specialized cells found in plants that differ from neighboring cells in structure and function.
Crystals commonly occur in idioblasts, giving them a distinctive appearance.
The presence of idioblasts in leaf tissue can provide valuable taxonomic information.
Some idioblasts secrete substances such as mucilage or oils, contributing to plant defense mechanisms.
