lithogenous (Meaning)
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lithogenous (a.)
Stone-producing; -- said of polyps which form coral.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lithogenous
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lithogenous Sentence Examples
- The lithogenous bed was composed of fragments of rocks and minerals.
- The lithogenous sediments in the riverbed were easily eroded by the fast-flowing water.
- The soil profile contained several lithogenous layers, indicating different geological processes.
- The lithogenous material collected from the site was analyzed to determine its mineral composition.
- The lithogenous content of the soil influenced its drainage characteristics and plant growth.
- The lithogenous sediments provided valuable information about the past geological events in the region.
- The lithogenous particles in the water slowed down its flow rate, creating a favorable habitat for aquatic organisms.
- The lithogenous rocks were exposed to intense weathering, resulting in the formation of new minerals.
- The lithogenous material deposited by glaciers was a valuable source of construction aggregate.
- The lithogenous fragments scattered across the desert landscape served as markers for ancient river channels.
FAQs About the word lithogenous
Stone-producing; -- said of polyps which form coral.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The lithogenous bed was composed of fragments of rocks and minerals.
The lithogenous sediments in the riverbed were easily eroded by the fast-flowing water.
The soil profile contained several lithogenous layers, indicating different geological processes.
The lithogenous material collected from the site was analyzed to determine its mineral composition.
