lignified (Meaning)
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lignified (imp. & p. p.)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of lignified
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lignified Sentence Examples
- The outer layer of plant cell walls is composed of lignified cellulose.
- Lignified wood fibers are highly durable and resistant to decay.
- The process of lignification reinforces plant tissues, providing structural support.
- Water transport in plants is facilitated by the lignified xylem vessels.
- Lignified wood is commonly used as a construction material due to its strength and durability.
- Paper is made from lignified fibers obtained from wood pulp.
- Lignified plant tissues are difficult to digest, which is why they often form a major component of plant fiber.
- The lignification of roots helps protect them from mechanical damage and pathogens.
- The rate of lignification varies among different plant species and tissues.
- Lignification is an important biochemical process that contributes to the strength, durability, and adaptability of plants.
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The outer layer of plant cell walls is composed of lignified cellulose.
Lignified wood fibers are highly durable and resistant to decay.
The process of lignification reinforces plant tissues, providing structural support.
Water transport in plants is facilitated by the lignified xylem vessels.
