tricostate (Meaning)
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tricostate (a.)
Three-ribbed; having three ribs from the base.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tricostate
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tricostate Sentence Examples
- The tricostate surface of the plant's leaves enhanced water absorption and chlorophyll content.
- The tricostate trichomes on the insect's body provided camouflage and sensory functions.
- The tricostate condition of the plant's stems allowed for efficient vascular transport and protection.
- The tricostate structure of the bacterial cell wall played a critical role in cell-cell interactions.
- The tricostate coating on the seeds dispersed them effectively by clinging to animals' fur.
- The tricostate fibers of the textile provided warmth and insulation due to their ability to trap air.
- The tricostate pattern on the bird's feathers created a stunning iridescent effect, attracting mates.
- The tricostate lining of the respiratory tract protected the organism from inhaled particles and pathogens.
- The tricostate morphology of the soil particles influenced water infiltration and nutrient availability.
- The tricostate surface of the medical device reduced bacterial adhesion, improving patient outcomes.
FAQs About the word tricostate
Three-ribbed; having three ribs from the base.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tricostate surface of the plant's leaves enhanced water absorption and chlorophyll content.
The tricostate trichomes on the insect's body provided camouflage and sensory functions.
The tricostate condition of the plant's stems allowed for efficient vascular transport and protection.
The tricostate structure of the bacterial cell wall played a critical role in cell-cell interactions.
