phymata Synonyms
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phymata Meaning
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phymata (pl.)
of Phyma
phymata Sentence Examples
- The phymata on the beetle's antennae are sensory organs used for detecting pheromones.
- The phymata on the leaf are caused by a virus that disrupts plant growth.
- The pathologist carefully examined the phymata on the patient's skin for signs of infection.
- The bean plant exhibited phymata on its pods as a result of excessive waterlogging.
- The microscopic phymata on the insect's wings enhance its aerodynamics.
- The phymata on the fungi are used for spore dispersal and provide a competitive advantage.
- The phymata on the bark of the tree gave it a distinctive and weathered appearance.
- Botanists study the phymata on plants to understand their adaptations and ecological interactions.
- The phymata on the bird's beak are used for courtship displays and as a means of territorial defense.
- The researchers analyzed the biochemical composition of the phymata on the bacteria to identify potential antimicrobial agents.
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of Phyma
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The phymata on the beetle's antennae are sensory organs used for detecting pheromones.
The phymata on the leaf are caused by a virus that disrupts plant growth.
The pathologist carefully examined the phymata on the patient's skin for signs of infection.
The bean plant exhibited phymata on its pods as a result of excessive waterlogging.
