tubulate (Meaning)
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tubulate (a.)
Tubular; tubulated; tubulous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tubulate
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tubulate Sentence Examples
- The dandelion's hollow stem is tubulate, allowing it to transport water and nutrients.
- The petals of some flowers are fused together to form a tubulate corolla.
- The tubulate leaves of the pitcher plant trap and digest insects.
- The stamens of certain flowers are fused to form a tubulate structure called a staminal column.
- The tongue of the hummingbird is long and tubulate, enabling it to reach deep into flowers.
- The antennae of some insects are tubulate and contain sensory cells.
- The tubulate glands in the human body secrete hormones and other substances.
- The root system of the palm tree is tubulate, consisting of long, slender roots that penetrate deep into the soil.
- The tubulate tentacles of certain marine invertebrates help them capture and ingest prey.
- The transmission lines of some electronic devices are tubulate, providing insulation and protection.
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Tubular; tubulated; tubulous.
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No antonyms found.
The dandelion's hollow stem is tubulate, allowing it to transport water and nutrients.
The petals of some flowers are fused together to form a tubulate corolla.
The tubulate leaves of the pitcher plant trap and digest insects.
The stamens of certain flowers are fused to form a tubulate structure called a staminal column.
