setulae (Meaning)

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setulae (pl.)

of Setula

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The plant's leaves had tiny setulae along their edges that gave them a velvety texture.
The insect's antennae were covered in numerous sensory setulae that detected chemical signals.
The bacterium's surface was adorned with fine setulae that facilitated its movement through viscous fluids.
The reptile's scales possessed minute setulae that aided in camouflage and water repellency.
The mammal's tongue had specialized setulae that helped it differentiate between sweet and sour tastes.
Scientists discovered novel setulae on a newly identified species of fungus.
The pollen grains had intricate setulae that aided in their dispersal by wind.
The fish's gills contained specialized setulae that filtered impurities from water.
The setulae on a type of seaweed were found to have antibacterial properties.
The spider's web was composed of threads adorned with numerous, sticky setulae.

of Setula

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The plant's leaves had tiny setulae along their edges that gave them a velvety texture.

The insect's antennae were covered in numerous sensory setulae that detected chemical signals.

The bacterium's surface was adorned with fine setulae that facilitated its movement through viscous fluids.

The reptile's scales possessed minute setulae that aided in camouflage and water repellency.