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saccate in a sentence

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Definition

SACCATE: having a pouch-like or sac-like structure, often used to describe certain plant or cellular forms that aid in moisture retention or storage.

Sample Sentences

  1. The saccate structure of the plant ensured that it could retain moisture during dry spells.
  2. In the laboratory, the researchers observed the saccate cells under a microscope to study their unique properties.
  3. Many succulent species exhibit a saccate form, allowing them to store water efficiently.
  4. The saccate leaves of the desert plant helped it survive in extreme temperatures.
  5. Understanding the saccate features of certain fungi can provide insights into their reproductive strategies.

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