sclerenchymatous (Meaning)
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sclerenchymatous (a.)
Pertaining to, or composed of, sclerenchyma.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sclerenchymatous
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sclerenchymatous Sentence Examples
- Sclerenchymatous fibers provide structural support to plant tissues.
- The sclerenchymatous cells in the leaf veins reinforce and strengthen the leaves.
- Seeds often have a hard, sclerenchymatous outer shell known as the seed coat.
- The thick, sclerenchymatous walls of the endodermis restrict the movement of water and ions into the stele.
- Sclerenchymatous cells in fruit skins contribute to their durability and resistance.
- Thesclerenchymatous elements in bark provide protection and structural rigidity.
- The sclerenchymatous tissues in stems and roots anchor the plant and prevent bending.
- Sclerenchymatous cells have lignified cell walls, making them highly resistant to deformation.
- The sclerenchymatous fibers in the xylem provide a continuous water transport system.
- The distribution of sclerenchymatous cells in a plant varies depending on the mechanical needs of different tissues.
FAQs About the word sclerenchymatous
Pertaining to, or composed of, sclerenchyma.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Sclerenchymatous fibers provide structural support to plant tissues.
The sclerenchymatous cells in the leaf veins reinforce and strengthen the leaves.
Seeds often have a hard, sclerenchymatous outer shell known as the seed coat.
The thick, sclerenchymatous walls of the endodermis restrict the movement of water and ions into the stele.
