pachycarpous (Meaning)
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pachycarpous (a.)
Having the pericarp thick.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pachycarpous
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pachycarpous Sentence Examples
- The pachycarpous fruits of the baobab tree have a thick, leathery exterior.
- Star anise, an aromatic spice, has pachycarpous fruits with multiple pods.
- The pachycarpous berries of the hog plum contain several seeds embedded in juicy flesh.
- Nutmeg, a popular spice, is obtained from the pachycarpous seeds of the nutmeg tree.
- Laurelwood, used for culinary and medicinal purposes, has pachycarpous fruits with a sweet, aromatic kernel.
- The pachycarpous pods of the tamarind tree contain edible seeds surrounded by a tart pulp.
- The cocoa tree produces pachycarpous fruits, which are processed to make chocolate.
- The pachycarpous fruits of the avocado are known for their creamy, buttery flesh.
- The durian, a pungent fruit from Southeast Asia, has pachycarpous fruits covered in sharp spines.
- Licorice root, widely used in confectionery, is derived from the pachycarpous roots of the licorice plant.
FAQs About the word pachycarpous
Having the pericarp thick.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pachycarpous fruits of the baobab tree have a thick, leathery exterior.
Star anise, an aromatic spice, has pachycarpous fruits with multiple pods.
The pachycarpous berries of the hog plum contain several seeds embedded in juicy flesh.
Nutmeg, a popular spice, is obtained from the pachycarpous seeds of the nutmeg tree.
