xyloplastic (Meaning)
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xyloplastic (a.)
Formed of wood pulp by molds; relating to casts made of wood pulp in molds.
Synonyms & Antonyms of xyloplastic
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xyloplastic Sentence Examples
- The xyloplastic nature of bamboo allowed it to be effortlessly woven into intricate designs.
- The fungus had a xyloplastic effect on the tree trunk, decomposing the wood and creating hollow cavities.
- Xyloplastic materials, such as wood pulp, can be molded and shaped into various forms.
- The xyloplastic process enables plant cells to expand and differentiate, giving rise to tissues with varying shapes and functions.
- The xyloplastic nature of tree bark prevents it from cracking and breaking under environmental stresses.
- The xyloplasticity of bones allows them to remodel and adapt to changing physical demands.
- Scientists are exploring the use of xyloplastic microorganisms to create biodegradable plastics.
- The xyloplastic properties of paper make it suitable for origami and other paper-folding techniques.
- The xyloplasticidad of cartilage allows it to withstand mechanical forces without breaking.
- Woodworkers rely on the xyloplasticity of wood to craft furniture and other objects.
FAQs About the word xyloplastic
Formed of wood pulp by molds; relating to casts made of wood pulp in molds.
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No antonyms found.
The xyloplastic nature of bamboo allowed it to be effortlessly woven into intricate designs.
The fungus had a xyloplastic effect on the tree trunk, decomposing the wood and creating hollow cavities.
Xyloplastic materials, such as wood pulp, can be molded and shaped into various forms.
The xyloplastic process enables plant cells to expand and differentiate, giving rise to tissues with varying shapes and functions.
