The museum's display of ancient Athenian lecythi drew a steady stream of interested students.

Under the microscope, the mycologist identified lecythiform spores, each resembling a tiny flask.

The botanist carefully documented the lecythidaceous characteristics of the rainforest trees, noting their thick shells and unique flower structures.

Archaeologists catalogued several lecythia recovered from the ancient burial site.

In the catalog, the curator listed the object as a lecythion, explaining that the term is an alternative form of lekythion.