verruculose (Meaning)

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verruculose (a.)

Minutely verrucose; as, a verruculose leaf or stalk.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The botanist discovered a species of moss with a verruculose surface, contributing to its distinct appearance in the forest.
The hiker observed the verruculose texture on the bark of the ancient tree, giving it a rough and weathered look.
The scientist studied a verruculose rock formation, investigating the geological processes that shaped its surface.
The entomologist documented the verruculose exoskeleton of the beetle, noting its role in camouflage and protection.
The marine biologist identified a verruculose pattern on the seashell, showcasing adaptation to the underwater environment.
The artist recreated the verruculose texture of a reptile's skin in a realistic painting, capturing its natural intricacies.
The geographer explored the landscape with verruculose terrain, marking a unique topographical feature in the region.
The researcher analyzed a verruculose sediment sample, unraveling clues about environmental changes over time.
The paleontologist unearthed fossilized remains with verruculose impressions, shedding light on prehistoric ecosystems.
The ceramicist experimented with different glazes to achieve a verruculose finish on pottery, creating a tactile and visually interesting surface.

Minutely verrucose; as, a verruculose leaf or stalk.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The botanist discovered a species of moss with a verruculose surface, contributing to its distinct appearance in the forest.

The hiker observed the verruculose texture on the bark of the ancient tree, giving it a rough and weathered look.

The scientist studied a verruculose rock formation, investigating the geological processes that shaped its surface.

The entomologist documented the verruculose exoskeleton of the beetle, noting its role in camouflage and protection.