loxoma (Meaning)
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loxoma (n)
one species of terrestrial ferns of New Zealand
Synonyms & Antonyms of loxoma
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loxoma Sentence Examples
- The loxoma, a parasitic flatworm, attaches itself to the gills of fish.
- Loxomas have an intricate life cycle involving multiple hosts.
- The loxoma's body shape resembles a miniature sail.
- Loxomas are found worldwide in both freshwater and marine environments.
- The loxoma's adhesive secretions allow it to adhere firmly to its host.
- Loxomas can cause disease in fish, leading to reduced growth and mortality.
- Researchers are studying loxomas as potential models for human parasitic diseases.
- The loxoma's unique adaptations have made it a subject of fascination for marine biologists.
- Loxomas are a vital part of aquatic ecosystems, playing a role in population dynamics.
- The loxoma's ability to colonize different host species highlights its ecological versatility.
FAQs About the word loxoma
one species of terrestrial ferns of New Zealand
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The loxoma, a parasitic flatworm, attaches itself to the gills of fish.
Loxomas have an intricate life cycle involving multiple hosts.
The loxoma's body shape resembles a miniature sail.
Loxomas are found worldwide in both freshwater and marine environments.
