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Meaning of rhachides
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rhachides (pl.)
of Rhachis
rhachides Sentence Examples
- The rhachides of the fern fronds were delicate and intricate, creating a beautiful pattern.
- The fern's rhachides extended gracefully outwards, resembling the arms of a dancer.
- The botanist carefully examined the rhachides of the moss, noting their length and color.
- The sea urchin's rhachides were covered in sharp spines, providing protection from predators.
- The scientist studied the rhachides of the echinoderm, investigating their evolutionary significance.
- The fragile rhachides of the sea cucumber swayed gently in the ocean currents.
- The rhachides of the crinoid served as a flexible stalk, allowing it to attach to rocks and other surfaces.
- The grasshopper's rhachides formed a strong framework for its wings, enabling it to leap and fly.
- The butterfly's rhachides were adorned with vibrant colors and intricate patterns, attracting potential mates.
- The artist depicted the rhachides of the tree with meticulous detail, capturing their unique shape and structure.
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of Rhachis
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The rhachides of the fern fronds were delicate and intricate, creating a beautiful pattern.
The fern's rhachides extended gracefully outwards, resembling the arms of a dancer.
The botanist carefully examined the rhachides of the moss, noting their length and color.
The sea urchin's rhachides were covered in sharp spines, providing protection from predators.
