taphrenchyma (Meaning)
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taphrenchyma (n.)
Same as Bothrenchyma.
Synonyms & Antonyms of taphrenchyma
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
taphrenchyma Sentence Examples
- The taphrenchyma of conifers aids in the transport of nutrients from the bark to the xylem.
- Taphrenchyma provides structural support and stability to coniferous wood.
- Resin canals often extend into the taphrenchyma, facilitating resin flow and defense against pathogens.
- Taphrenchyma is composed of interconnected parenchyma cells that form a radial system.
- The horizontal rays of taphrenchyma connect the tracheids, facilitating the lateral transfer of water and nutrients.
- Vertical taphrenchyma cells help to distribute resources throughout the stem.
- Taphrenchyma plays a role in the radial growth of coniferous stems.
- The thickness and distribution of taphrenchyma vary among coniferous species.
- Taphrenchyma is a distinctive feature of coniferous wood anatomy.
- The presence of taphrenchyma contributes to the durability and strength of coniferous wood.
FAQs About the word taphrenchyma
Same as Bothrenchyma.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The taphrenchyma of conifers aids in the transport of nutrients from the bark to the xylem.
Taphrenchyma provides structural support and stability to coniferous wood.
Resin canals often extend into the taphrenchyma, facilitating resin flow and defense against pathogens.
Taphrenchyma is composed of interconnected parenchyma cells that form a radial system.
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