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Definitions from the WebSyconiumNoun - BotanyA syconium is a type of fruit structure found in certain plants, especially fig trees. It has a hollow, urn-shaped receptacle that encloses many tiny flowers inside. The flowers bloom and produce seeds within the syconium. Example sentence: The syconium of the fig tree is an interesting feature that sets it apart from other fruit trees. Noun - ZoologyIn zoology, a syconium refers to a type of reproductive structure found in certain species of marine sponges. It is a tubular structure with a central cavity, lined with choanocytes which aid in capturing food particles. Example sentence: The syconium of the marine sponge acts as a filtering mechanism, helping the sponge to obtain essential nutrients. Noun - EntomologyIn entomology, syconium refers to the nest or habitat created by certain social wasps. It is a paper-like structure made from wood fibers and saliva, which resembles a cone-shaped structure, with chambers inside where the wasps live. Example sentence: The syconium of the social wasp was carefully constructed, providing a safe and organized living space for the colony. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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