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Meaning of tubiform
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tubiform (a.)
Having the form of a tube; tubeform.
tubiform Sentence Examples
- The tubiform roots of the sweet potato provide a vast surface area for absorbing nutrients.
- The narrow tubiform petals of the honeysuckle flower attract pollinating insects.
- The tubiform shape of the sea horse's body enables it to blend in with its environment.
- The tubiform lumen of the small intestine allows for maximum nutrient absorption from food.
- The tubiform organs in fungal hyphae are responsible for spore production.
- The tubiform filaments of the spider web trap insects with their sticky surfaces.
- Plants with tubiform flowers attract specific pollinators, enhancing their reproductive success.
- The tubiform valves of the heart regulate blood flow throughout the body.
- The tubiform ducts in the kidney filter waste products from the blood.
- Tubiform structures commonly occur in nature, serving diverse functional roles in organisms.
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Having the form of a tube; tubeform.
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The tubiform roots of the sweet potato provide a vast surface area for absorbing nutrients.
The narrow tubiform petals of the honeysuckle flower attract pollinating insects.
The tubiform shape of the sea horse's body enables it to blend in with its environment.
The tubiform lumen of the small intestine allows for maximum nutrient absorption from food.
