underspore (Meaning)
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underspore (v. t.)
To raise with a spar, or piece of wood, used as a lever.
Synonyms & Antonyms of underspore
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
underspore Sentence Examples
- The underspore of the fern contained the developing sporophyte.
- Researchers examined the underspore structures to study the evolution of ferns.
- The underspore was a critical stage in the growth and development of the fern.
- Environmental factors, such as moisture and temperature, influenced the development of fern underspores.
- The underspore had a protective layer to shield it from harsh conditions.
- The fern's underspores dispersed through wind, water, or animals to reach new habitats.
- The presence of an underspore indicated the maturity of the fern plant.
- Scientists used genetic analysis to investigate the diversity of fern underspores.
- The underspore's morphology provided insights into the evolutionary relationships between different fern species.
- Understanding the role of underspores was essential for the conservation and propagation of fern species.
FAQs About the word underspore
To raise with a spar, or piece of wood, used as a lever.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The underspore of the fern contained the developing sporophyte.
Researchers examined the underspore structures to study the evolution of ferns.
The underspore was a critical stage in the growth and development of the fern.
Environmental factors, such as moisture and temperature, influenced the development of fern underspores.
