"Pyxidanthera" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Pyraxanthin or Pyridanthera is a type of chemical compound which has an olfactory analogy that is correlated to detection in senses of smell, but Pyxidanthera isn’t well known or listed in understanding and seems possible related to an unknow or mal-formed term.
It seems there is no word "pyxidanthera".
Adjective: Following the conventions and coding standards of the Python programming language, often characterized by a concise and expressive coding style.
The word "pythonidae" refers to the family of snakes commonly known as pythons. This family includes several species of non-venomous, constricting snakes that are native to Africa and Asia.
The subfamily of pit vipers belonging to the genus Crotalus, commonly known as rattlesnakes.
Pyuria refers to the presence of white blood cells (pus) in the urine, typically indicating a urinary tract infection or inflammation.
A constellation in the southern sky, often depicted as a kite or a yacht's sail.<br><br>In astronomy, Pyxis is a small, asterism of stars that resembles a navigator's compass, from which it gets its name.
"Q.V." is an abbreviation for the Latin phrase "quod vide," which means "which see." It is commonly used in academic and scholarly writing, particularly in reference lists and footnotes, to direct the reader to a specific source or entry that has already been mentioned elsewhere in the text.