quadricapsular (Meaning)

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quadricapsular (a.)

Having four capsules.

Synonyms & Antonyms of quadricapsular

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quadricapsular Sentence Examples

  1. The quadricapsular fruit of the Rhizophora mangle species is commonly known as a propagules.
  2. The quadricapsular fruit of the Sterculia foetida tree stands out with its distinctive shape and spiky exterior.
  3. The quadricapsular seed pods of the Sterculia villosa plant are known for their furry texture and medicinal properties.
  4. The quadricapsular capsule of the Hernandia catalpaefolia plant exhibits an intricate structure with four distinct compartments.
  5. The quadricapsular pod of the Xerosicyos danguyi, also known as the desert gourd, is a unique fruit that contains numerous seeds.
  6. The quadricapsular fruits of the Carolinea princeps tree are characterized by their large size and woody texture.
  7. The quadricapsular seed pods of the Juanulloa mexicana plant are prized for their aromatic qualities, used in traditional medicine.
  8. The quadricapsular fruit of the Hedyosmum scaberrimum species is renowned for its distinctive scent and culinary uses.
  9. The quadricapsular capsule of the Datura stramonium plant contains potent psychoactive compounds and has been used for both medicinal and recreational purposes.
  10. The quadricapsular seed pod of the Hura crepitans tree, known as the sandbox tree, explodes with a loud bang when ripe, scattering its seeds across the forest floor.

FAQs About the word quadricapsular

Having four capsules.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The quadricapsular fruit of the Rhizophora mangle species is commonly known as a propagules.

The quadricapsular fruit of the Sterculia foetida tree stands out with its distinctive shape and spiky exterior.

The quadricapsular seed pods of the Sterculia villosa plant are known for their furry texture and medicinal properties.

The quadricapsular capsule of the Hernandia catalpaefolia plant exhibits an intricate structure with four distinct compartments.