siphoniferous Synonyms
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siphoniferous Meaning
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siphoniferous (a.)
Siphon-bearing, as the shell of the nautilus and other cephalopods.
siphoniferous Sentence Examples
- The siphoniferous root system of the orchid allows it to absorb moisture directly from the air.
- The siphoniferous cells in the algae help to transport nutrients throughout the plant.
- The siphoniferous tubes in the sea sponge facilitate the flow of water and nutrients.
- The siphoniferous beetles are equipped with special tubes that allow them to access food sources deep within plants.
- The siphoniferous system in the human nose is responsible for draining mucus and other fluids.
- The siphoniferous pores on the butterfly's wings play a role in communication and mating rituals.
- The siphoniferous canals in the leaf veins assist in the distribution of water and dissolved substances.
- The siphoniferous glands in the frog's skin secrete toxins to deter predators.
- The siphoniferous stomata on the pitcher plant's leaves trap insects, providing additional sustenance.
- The siphoniferous tubules in the kidney help to filter waste products from the bloodstream.
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Siphon-bearing, as the shell of the nautilus and other cephalopods.
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The siphoniferous root system of the orchid allows it to absorb moisture directly from the air.
The siphoniferous cells in the algae help to transport nutrients throughout the plant.
The siphoniferous tubes in the sea sponge facilitate the flow of water and nutrients.
The siphoniferous beetles are equipped with special tubes that allow them to access food sources deep within plants.
