peridium (Meaning)
Wordnet
peridium (n)
outer layer of the spore-bearing organ in many fungi
Webster
peridium (n.)
The envelope or coat of certain fungi, such as the puffballs and earthstars.
Synonyms & Antonyms of peridium
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peridium Sentence Examples
- The peridium of the mushroom acted as a protective layer against predators.
- The firm outer peridium of the truffle shielded the delicate interior from damage.
- The peridium was the only visible part of the fungus, protruding from the soil like a subterranean gem.
- The peridium's tough texture hindered insects and animals from consuming the mushroom's spores.
- The peridium of the puffball released thousands of spores into the air when it burst open.
- The thick peridium of the stinkhorn fungus served to disperse its pungent odor, attracting pollinating flies.
- The peridium of the wood-ear mushroom was thin and flexible, resembling the shape of an earlobe.
- The peridium grew and expanded as the mushroom matured, eventually reaching its full size.
- The peridium's color and texture varied depending on the species of mushroom, providing identification clues.
- The peridium played a crucial role in the survival and dissemination of fungi in various ecosystems.
FAQs About the word peridium
outer layer of the spore-bearing organ in many fungiThe envelope or coat of certain fungi, such as the puffballs and earthstars.
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The peridium of the mushroom acted as a protective layer against predators.
The firm outer peridium of the truffle shielded the delicate interior from damage.
The peridium was the only visible part of the fungus, protruding from the soil like a subterranean gem.
The peridium's tough texture hindered insects and animals from consuming the mushroom's spores.
