rostellate Sentence Examples
- The hummingbird's rostellate beak allows it to extract nectar from flowers.
- The rostellate petals of the orchid guide insects towards its reproductive organs.
- The sponge's rostellate spicules provide support and protection.
- The rostellate antennae of the beetle help it locate food and mates.
- The rostellate shape of the sea cucumber's mouth aid in feeding.
- The rostellate cilia of the lung lining help to clear mucus and debris.
- The rostellate hairs on the surface of the leaf help to retain water droplets.
- The rostellate beak of the woodpecker allows it to bore holes in tree trunks.
- The rostellate shape of the ink sac in squid helps to propel ink to deter predators.
- The rostellate hook on the end of the tapeworm's scolex aids in attachment to the host's intestinal wall.
rostellate Meaning
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rostellate (a.)
Having a rostellum, or small beak; terminating in a beak.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rostellate
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Having a rostellum, or small beak; terminating in a beak.
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The hummingbird's rostellate beak allows it to extract nectar from flowers.
The rostellate petals of the orchid guide insects towards its reproductive organs.
The sponge's rostellate spicules provide support and protection.
The rostellate antennae of the beetle help it locate food and mates.
