seed oyster (Meaning)
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seed oyster (n)
a young oyster especially of a size for transplantation
Synonyms & Antonyms of seed oyster
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seed oyster Sentence Examples
- The oyster farmer carefully tended to the seed oysters, ensuring they received proper nutrients.
- The pristine waters provided an ideal environment for the seed oysters to thrive.
- The laboratory-bred seed oysters were much more resistant to disease than their wild-caught counterparts.
- The scientists studied the growth rate and survival of the seed oysters under different conditions.
- The seed oysters were transplanted to shallow waters where they could absorb more sunlight.
- The oyster industry relies heavily on the production of healthy seed oysters.
- The seed oysters were attached to ropes or shells to protect them from predators.
- The farmers used a specialized hatchery to produce a steady supply of seed oysters.
- The seed oysters were carefully sorted by size and quality before being planted in the beds.
- The biologist examined the seed oysters under a microscope to assess their health and development.
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a young oyster especially of a size for transplantation
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No antonyms found.
The oyster farmer carefully tended to the seed oysters, ensuring they received proper nutrients.
The pristine waters provided an ideal environment for the seed oysters to thrive.
The laboratory-bred seed oysters were much more resistant to disease than their wild-caught counterparts.
The scientists studied the growth rate and survival of the seed oysters under different conditions.
