lanuginose (Meaning)
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lanuginose (a.)
Alt. of Lanuginous
Synonyms & Antonyms of lanuginose
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lanuginose Sentence Examples
- The newborn baby's skin was covered in delicate lanuginose hair.
- The surface of the peach leaf is lanuginose, giving it a velvety texture.
- The edges of the fern frond are lanuginose, helping to trap water droplets.
- The underside of the oak leaf is lanuginose, providing a warm and fuzzy place for insects to hide.
- The lanuginose hairs on the stem of the plant help to anchor it in the soil.
- The lanuginose fruit of the plant is covered in a soft, velvety skin.
- The lanuginose bark of the tree helps to protect it from insects and disease.
- The lanuginose roots of the plant help to absorb water and nutrients from the soil.
- The lanuginose leaves of the plant help to photosynthesize sunlight and produce food for the plant.
- The lanuginose flowers of the plant attract pollinators, helping to ensure the survival of the species.
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Alt. of Lanuginous
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The newborn baby's skin was covered in delicate lanuginose hair.
The surface of the peach leaf is lanuginose, giving it a velvety texture.
The edges of the fern frond are lanuginose, helping to trap water droplets.
The underside of the oak leaf is lanuginose, providing a warm and fuzzy place for insects to hide.
