trisulcate (Meaning)
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trisulcate (a.)
Having three furrows, forks, or prongs; having three grooves or sulci; three-grooved.
Synonyms & Antonyms of trisulcate
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trisulcate Sentence Examples
- The leaf of the plant had a distinctive trisulcate structure, featuring three longitudinal furrows.
- The pollen grains exhibited a trisulcate aperture, with three elongated furrows.
- The spine of the echinoderm had a trisulcate morphology, with three grooves along its length.
- The fossil specimen preserved the trisulcate shape of the ancient plant's leaves.
- The microscope revealed the trisulcate pollen grains, confirming the botanical classification of the plant.
- The insect's antenna displayed a trisulcate tip, allowing for increased sensory perception.
- The ancient rock carving depicted a trisulcate symbol, representing a sacred or mythological concept.
- The trisulcate shape of the bird's beak provided an optimized surface for grasping and tearing prey.
- The trisulcate aperture of the stomata facilitated gas exchange and water vapor loss in the plant's leaves.
- The scientist analyzed the trisulcate pattern on the artifact to determine its historical and cultural significance.
FAQs About the word trisulcate
Having three furrows, forks, or prongs; having three grooves or sulci; three-grooved.
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The leaf of the plant had a distinctive trisulcate structure, featuring three longitudinal furrows.
The pollen grains exhibited a trisulcate aperture, with three elongated furrows.
The spine of the echinoderm had a trisulcate morphology, with three grooves along its length.
The fossil specimen preserved the trisulcate shape of the ancient plant's leaves.
