The sea-side has no beach on which the remains of fuci or molluscs are heaped up; but the neighbouring coast, which stretches eastward towards Cape Codera, and consequently to the windward of La Guayra, is extremely unhealthy.
In common with the other Fuci it furnishes mannite, an odorous oil, a bitter principle, mucilage, and ash, this last constituent abounding in the bromine and iodine.
The traces of fuci in this system are all but sufficient to allow of a distinction of genera.
With the exception of the Fuci or common rock-weeds, I never place seaweeds in fresh water: with these, especially Fucus serratus, F.
On the course, however, immediately above the Rock, the fuci had been prevented from taking root from the chips of stone which continually washed about the building.
It was therefore chiefly in the runs and lower parts of the bottom, where they had never been disturbed, that the animals were in the greatest numbers; and here also the fuci were longest.
In the lichens and fuci the whole trunk is none other than seed-shell.
The fuci have at once the form of a stalk with root and leaves, because they correspond to these three organs of the axis.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fuci" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
