Xerosis

The dry weather in the desert exacerbates the symptoms of xerosis.

The xerosis wood in the arid region is more prone to cracking and splitting.

The xerosis climate in the high-altitude regions affects the growth of certain plants.

The dry climate in the desert often exacerbates xerosis in individuals living in those areas.

The dry climate in the desert can exacerbate the symptoms of xerosis.

The camel's xerosis allows it to survive for long periods without water.

The xerosis of the wood used in construction makes it resistant to cracking and splitting.

The xerosis of certain reptiles enables them to survive in dry habitats.

The desert climate is xerosis, causing dehydration and dryness of the lips.

The heavy use of chemicals in the swimming pool is xerosis, causing dryness and irritation of the skin.

The prolonged exposure to chlorine in the swimming pool can contribute to xerosis of the skin.

The lack of rainfall has led to xerosis in the desert region.

The xerosis of the wood caused it to shrink and warp over time.

The old wooden table had a xerosis surface that needed sanding.

The prolonged drought led to the xerosis of the once lush farmland.