xylocarpous Antonyms
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Meaning of xylocarpous
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xylocarpous (a.)
Bearing fruit which becomes hard or woody.
xylocarpous Sentence Examples
- The xylocarpous species of mangrove, Rhizophora mucronata, produces buoyant fruits that aid in long-distance dispersal.
- Xylocarpous fruits are characterized by their hard, woody pericarp that protects the seed from damage during dispersal.
- The xylocarpous fruits of Terminalia catappa float on water for extended periods, allowing them to reach distant shores.
- The xylocarpous nature of Bruguiera gymnorhiza fruits enables them to withstand harsh marine conditions and germinate upon reaching suitable habitats.
- Rhizophora apiculata is a xylocarpous mangrove species with elevated roots that provide support in soft sediments.
- The xylocarpous fruits of Avicennia germinans are dispersed by water currents, promoting the establishment of new populations in coastal areas.
- The xylocarpous nature of Ceriops tagal fruits allows for their germination in both saltwater and freshwater conditions.
- The xylocarpous fruits of Sonneratia alba are an important food source for marine organisms and contribute to ecosystem dynamics.
- The xylocarpous fruits of Xylocarpus granatum are valuable for their medicinal properties and are used in traditional medicine.
- The xylocarpous structure of Nypa fruticans fruits provides buoyancy and dispersion capabilities, facilitating the colonization of new habitats.
FAQs About the word xylocarpous
Bearing fruit which becomes hard or woody.
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The xylocarpous species of mangrove, Rhizophora mucronata, produces buoyant fruits that aid in long-distance dispersal.
Xylocarpous fruits are characterized by their hard, woody pericarp that protects the seed from damage during dispersal.
The xylocarpous fruits of Terminalia catappa float on water for extended periods, allowing them to reach distant shores.
The xylocarpous nature of Bruguiera gymnorhiza fruits enables them to withstand harsh marine conditions and germinate upon reaching suitable habitats.
