xyloid (Meaning)
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xyloid (a.)
Resembling wood; having the nature of wood.
Synonyms & Antonyms of xyloid
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xyloid Sentence Examples
- The xyloid structure of the plant stem provided excellent support and rigidity.
- The instrument's xyloid keys produced a distinctive and resonant sound.
- The fossilized remains of xyloid tissue offered valuable insights into ancient plant life.
- The xyloid fibers were arranged in a complex pattern, contributing to the plant's tensile strength.
- Scientists studied the xyloid cells to understand the evolutionary history of vascular plants.
- The xyloid layer formed a protective barrier against mechanical damage and pathogens.
- The xyloid texture of the wood gave it a unique aesthetic appeal and durability.
- The xyloid tissues of the leaf helped regulate water transportation and photosynthesis.
- Researchers used xyloid markers to identify and classify different plant species.
- The xyloid components played a crucial role in the growth and development of the plant organism.
FAQs About the word xyloid
Resembling wood; having the nature of wood.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The xyloid structure of the plant stem provided excellent support and rigidity.
The instrument's xyloid keys produced a distinctive and resonant sound.
The fossilized remains of xyloid tissue offered valuable insights into ancient plant life.
The xyloid fibers were arranged in a complex pattern, contributing to the plant's tensile strength.
