Every autumn, my grandmother decorates the table with ears of calico corn and dried sunflowers.

During reef growth, calicoblasts deposit calcium carbonate to extend the coral's skeleton.

The calicoblastic layer of the coral skeleton plays a crucial role in biomineralization.

During dissection, the marine biologist identified the calicodermis as the tissue responsible for skeletal deposition in the coral fragment.

A single calicoblast at the growth margin laid down a new layer of skeleton beneath the coral tissue.

During the lecture, the scientist accidentally wrote calicophoran on the board instead of the correct term.