pileorhiza (Meaning)
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pileorhiza (n.)
A cap of cells which covers the growing extremity of a root; a rootcap.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pileorhiza
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pileorhiza Sentence Examples
- The peculiar pileorhiza of the orchid resembles a tiny hat and helps it absorb nutrients from the ground.
- The pileorhizae of the lady's slipper orchid are adapted to attach to the roots of trees, providing stability and access to water.
- Scientists have studied the role of pileorhizae in the germination and survival of rare plant species.
- The pileorhizae of the Hooker's slipper orchid exhibit a unique elongation process that allows the plant to bury itself in the soil.
- Some orchids rely exclusively on pileorhizae for nutrition, while others use them in combination with mycorrhizae.
- The morphology of pileorhizae varies among orchid species, providing insights into their evolutionary adaptations.
- Mycorrhizal fungi often form symbiotic relationships with pileorhizae, enhancing the plant's nutrient uptake.
- The development of pileorhizae is an essential step in the early stages of orchid growth.
- In vitro propagation of orchids utilizes specialized media that support the formation of pileorhizae.
- The conservation of pileorhiza-producing orchids is crucial for maintaining the diversity of plant life in various ecosystems.
FAQs About the word pileorhiza
A cap of cells which covers the growing extremity of a root; a rootcap.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The peculiar pileorhiza of the orchid resembles a tiny hat and helps it absorb nutrients from the ground.
The pileorhizae of the lady's slipper orchid are adapted to attach to the roots of trees, providing stability and access to water.
Scientists have studied the role of pileorhizae in the germination and survival of rare plant species.
The pileorhizae of the Hooker's slipper orchid exhibit a unique elongation process that allows the plant to bury itself in the soil.
